Tips for Building Better Neighborhood Relationships

You don't even know your neighbors, do you?
Per a Pew Research study conducted in 2018, only a quarter of adults under 30 say they know even one of their neighbors.
A fostered sense of community may be what's missing in your young life.
Here are a few ways to become a better neighbor: Say Hello.
Obvious, yes, but the logical first step to becoming a better neighbor is to introduce yourself.
Don't do anything grandiose so you don't come on too strong.
"You don't have to show up with a fresh apple pie or anything like that." Chris Loggins, supervising producer
Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood, via NPR.
Small Acts of Kindness: Show your neighbors that you can be a kind and generous person. Always clean up after your pets, and don't litter.
Connect: Often it may feel easier to just go home, but experts believe human connection is worth the effort. Overcoming the initial anxiety may trouble you, but meeting new people could increase your happiness.