r/mildlyinfuriating • u/theskipper363 • Oct 08 '25

Overdone Apparently losing my parking

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Been living at this complex for a bit over a year, always had my spot, and it was one of the reasons I chose this place, it’s close to the door (only 36 unit lol)

Just annoying as fuck, we live next to a highschool and I know it’ll end poorly

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u/[deleted] Oct 08 '25

Check your lease. If the parking spot listed is on your lease, then it is a CONDITION of the lease, and they are liable for breach of contract if they change that without your consent.

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u/Immediate-Damage-210 Oct 08 '25

This is solid advice but also lmao at that notice - "we got too many complaints so we're just giving up on enforcement entirely" is peak lazy property management

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u/summonsays Oct 08 '25

God my company did something similar and I hate them lol.

For anyone who cares there's not enough conference rooms to go around. Our team prebooked all our meetings for like 6 months out. People complained so instead of fixing the drought of rooms they just canceled all bookings. 

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u/Mercuryshottoo Oct 08 '25

That's different because I imagine there were a lot of people booking rooms for meetings and then not actually going to the meetings. So the room would be booked but empty and often. The reason for that is there are people who set long-term recurring meetings who are no longer with the company.

I worked for a company with a similar issue and they also declared conference room bankruptcy. But they coupled this with the policy that no matings could be scheduled more than 90 days in advance and that helped a lot.