Yes its not a simple situation. I guess its all about finding a balance between tenants happy living & restricting over-tenanting/airbnbing.
Jimmy T, yes conflicts of interest are of concern.
I can accept although inconvenienced with some of the buildings actions:
– They disabled the intercom door opening system so you can’t let visitors/couriers in through the intercom. Residents have to go down to the lobby to let them in.
– Checking residents access cards in the building lobby.
Some inconvenience is better than having to live in a building with brothels etc.
But I believe things like 2am curfew for visitors is going way too far.
Also I note that the fire doors are locked on the level that I live on and I presume all levels. I guess that maybe they have a system where if the fire alarm goes off the doors are automatically unlocked, but when I see this building possibly breaking the law in other areas in their draconian security situation, I wonder whether or not such a system is actually legal.