Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Massachusetts

What part of Mass. are you in?

There are a few ways to proceed. One is against the landlord, assuming that YOUR landlord is THEIR landlord. (I assume you're in the same apartment building.) Landlord can either control the noise or kick out the other tenants or move the other tenants further away or offer to move you away from them or release you from your lease. You will need to document the noise problem and your complaints about it to the landlord in order to get a court to recognize the problem you have if you need to break the lease for this reason.

You can also proceed against the neighbors directly under nuisance law or under certain ordinances. This may be a harder case to win.

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Tell the landlord about the problem

The landlord owes each and every tenant a covenant of quiet enjoyment. It is possible thatthe landlord has the responsibility to control other tenants. Therefore, your remedy is tocomplain to the landlord. If the landlord will not do anything about the problem then youshould talk to the landlord about leaving early and not losing any money.