What happened to the house on the first floor? Why do some people say that buying a house should not buy the first floor?

My family lives on the third floor, and the first floor moved in almost at the same time as us. It's been almost five years now, and I'm familiar with the upstairs and downstairs. Although I have never asked him how he lived on the first floor, and I have seen the changes in his yard for so many years, I can deeply feel that the first floor of the high-rise really doesn't suit me.

When 20 15 moved in, I saw the first floor just coming in. Half of his yard was paved with beautiful floor tiles, and then half of it was made into irregular small flower beds, and some flowers and vegetables were planted. Our building has 18 floors. At that time, few owners stayed. At night, you can see that less than one third of the residents in the whole unit have lights on. There are not many residents staying up and down, so it is also very quiet. Occasionally, the clothes hanging upstairs are blown down by the wind and floated to the first floor, and the neighbors upstairs will go down and look for them. I sometimes see clothes picked up on the first floor hanging on the courtyard door, and the neighbors upstairs can get them at the door without knocking. With the passage of time, more and more people are staying, and disharmonious things appear. It's more complicated when there are many people. Everyone's quality is different. I often see cigarette butts falling into the yard on the first floor, as well as sundries, garbage and so on. Neighbors on the first floor have good temper, and I have never seen them quarrel with upstairs because of these things. Maybe I really don't know which floor the residents threw.

Not long after that, the first floor began to build aluminum alloy shelves in the yard, and thick glass was installed at the top of the yard to make a sun room. It is really helpless. There are more and more high-rise discarded objects, and it is too late to clean them up every day. Now that the glass roof has been built on the first floor, I can see the abandoned things upstairs more clearly. Sometimes cigarette butts float to the balcony on the third floor of my house. This kind of problem, I think, exists more or less in this unit where I live, as long as it is at the top.

Many old people like to live on the first floor without climbing stairs and having a yard. They like the sunshine in winter and the coolness in summer, and usually plant some flowers and plants to enjoy their old age. However, in cities, people are very complicated and have different qualities. It is difficult to put an end to the phenomenon of throwing objects at high altitude only by personal consciousness, and even there are more and more incidents of throwing heavy objects and hurting people. This requires property and community to strengthen management and publicity, relying on perfect rules and regulations to change slowly. There is a long way to go.