Selling new construction after receiving funding / Wohnriester - possible?

I just listened to the video. It was quite interesting. I already felt addressed by the part about the music. :)

We have solved the boombox neighbor problem by moving away. And right now, I'm really glad about that.
We had agreed that the country music wouldn't be played on Sundays, but that apparently didn't help: today it's been playing all day already. When our son wanted to go into the garden this morning, my husband went over and asked him to turn it off, which he did. However, it didn't last long; this afternoon it's been playing again for hours now.
I'm not going over a second time in one day. But it is incredibly annoying since it's on the house side where both our bathroom and our living room are located. We wanted to read on the sofa earlier – no chance. The bass and the drums from the radio drive me so crazy that I had to leave the room. Bathing was not possible either; upstairs was the same problem. In the office at the PC it's fine, I don't hear anything there.

Since I still wanted to oil my garden table, I did that now with my husband's Bose Quiet Comfort wireless headphones. I prefer hearing nothing, not even nature sounds, to this terrible radio.

But by now I can do that with a smile. Because I know, in 2.5 months I'll be out of here. And it gives me a kind of satisfaction that we were able to choose the buyers, who already told us at the first viewing that they want to put a large dog kennel right at the border. We already got to know the small dog. A really sweet one, and he barks at every sound.
Karma is a bitch (quite literally). :cool:

When I read something like this, I’m starting to get scared. We also like to listen to music and I won’t let anyone forbid me to do that.

Nobody forbids anyone from listening to music that no one else hears except the music lover.

IF you were to do this for hours at a volume that others can also perceive, it would actually be appropriate to listen more quietly. I consider that a matter of course consideration.

I assume you see it the same way - but this here: “… I won’t let anyone forbid me.“ sounds a bit “late adolescent”, to quote . This attitude is wrong if you disturb others with the music. And music is not comparable to children's noise at all. Especially regarding voluntary and on/off switch.

Anyone who really sees frequent music listening as an essential quality of life must also ensure appropriate soundproofing themselves, no matter how. That’s good manners.

This was said generally, not against you!