My neighbor’s dog is named Chip and the guy a few houses down has a Husky named Luna.

That’s all the names I can tell you from my block.

Define “know”. I know the woman downstairs from me and her dog. I know the couple actually the hall and their dog. They just had a baby and I don’t know the name. I know the guy down the hall from me. He’s a good guy. I know the woman down the hall the other way and the guy on the same side. The other two units are rented on and off. New people. I forgot the name of the two folks that just moved in. Haven’t met the ones on the other side yet.

Knowing names and small things? Is that to know someone?

There are over a million people within 15km of me, so that’s not much.

To many all my neighbors are flag waving Trump supporters. I am glad to hear one is moving but he probably sell to another trumper. I want to move so badly but can’t afford that right now.

I just moved to a new country but I already have a friendly relationship with neighbours on both sides, one being a family of 4, and the other is an old widow. All pretty lovely. ❤️👍

i know one of my neighbors very well because he’s a dipshit who can’t keep to himself and calls the cops on people frequently and makes passive aggressive comments everytime you see him.

I also get to hear him fight with his daughter and his wife, which explains why he’s always outside his house and never inside it. His wife is also a psycho who attacked me once when I was putting out the garbage.

I don’t know any of my other neighbors, because they are decent folk that leave me alone.

I used to live on quite a large cul-de-sac and we knew most of the people, it was a really good community. Four or five times a year, and at Halloween and Christmas, we’d have street parties and everyone would come out and the kids would tear around and we’d put up tables with drinks and snacks which everyone would contribute to, though there was no pressure to pitch in. The WhatsApp group was really active and would get approx 30 messages per day, usually just people giving stuff away or asking where there kids were. My wife is really anxious about our daughter going missing usually but on that street she would come home and the kids would be playing and she’d jump out of the car and run off, and my wife was fine with it. There was always someone looking after them. We had to move because we wanted to be closer to the school, and we were renting and our landlord was a real problem, but we still get invited to the parties.

Our new cul-de-sac is smaller and it’s not the same but we regularly speak to about a third of the street and know the other third enough to say hello. People just don’t hang out on the street here like they used to at the old street, it’s more of a back garden place.

very little, many moved away since covid to somewhat lcol, mcol area. and its been reverse white flight/gentrification since, and these neighbors are far less pleasant or less than sociable compared to older ones that have lived here for decades, plus they are out of state transplant, and you display your typical karen neighbors.

Zero, I don’t know a single person on my street, I know one couple and one nice gentalmen on the next street over and maybe one other couple two streets down. 67 homes and I maybe have talked to 5 families

I’m acquainted with most people in my stairwell. We great and have a little chat but that’s about it. I know other dog people in the neighborhood, some that we meet up and give each other presents at times with homemade goodies. I’ve got my friends spread around the city and in other parts of the country or the world.

One of my coworkers lives here, and there is a guy who works at the grocery store who always says hello to me. So, 2.

This is a rural area, so more than I’d like.

Uhhh no one. I’m bad with faces. I know who USE to live in the various homes but they’re all passed mostly. So I still call the houses by their old owners names. I recognize some of them, but I have no idea where all these people walking dogs came from in the last year.

All of them. I live in an 18 house neighborhood and we have an HOA meeting once a year and almost everyone comes

I know all the people in my apartment building and the members of my wind band. My city is smallll.

Basically no one, all my friends live in a different part of the city.

We used to live in the same neighbourhood as children, but the housing scarcity really fragments people. Because everyone just takes whatever flat they can find and afford.