Yes.
#1 My next door neighbors in my current apartment. They moved out about a year and a half ago. They were Jews for Jesus, aka evangelical Christians. They literally harassed my GF and I to the brink of insanity to join their religion. My GF and I are Jewish but not particularly religious. The guilt shaming and flyers/invitations and attempts at debating religion were endless and eventually offensive. Things like my GF at the grocery store buying shrimp and the woman approaching her saying "oh I guess you're not eating Kosher today. You know with our community you don't have to". Or "I see you're not celebrating Shabbat, do you find you don't fit in with your congregation".
They didn't bother the couple in the other apartment out age who were Christain aside from sending them newsletters asking for donations and asking them to pray for the non believers (the neighbors made me a copy of the most ridiculous flyer ever). It honestly came to the point where I would come home, pull into the parking garage, see the guy next to his car (next to my parking space) waving at me with a stupid smile, and me throwing the car in reverse and leaving to kill time so I could hopefully not have to interact with him when I came back.
They eventually moved, "Baruch HaShem" to that

. Jews for Jesus in Boston also ended up closing shop too.
#2) My parents have a summer house in Rhode Island. All the houses in the neighborhood are well kept and generally tasteful except for our next door neighbors. Their house is hideous to start off with. While nearly all the houses hve natural shingle style siding, they have vibrantly painted siding. Their landscaping looks like miniature golf course. Their yard is pretty much sand and filled with garbage. If it rains too much a cesspool forms in the side of their yard. It's literallly hillbillies sitting on a $1m 1/4 acre of property somehow.
Not only is their property and eyesore, they also are incredibly annoying. Always doing some sort of noisy construction project starting at 5AM, like powerwashining their deck. Digging a well. Reroofing. Mowing the weeds.
They guy has owned that house for like 50 years as a second home, I can respect that. But I gladly await the day he sells the house or passes it on to his children (who hopefully have money but I don't think so).
The general trend here is people buying up the 1960's era cottages and restoring them or rebuilding them. Our neighborhood has been good not constructing too many 8,0000sq ft monstrosities. But it would be nice to see this property leveled and rebuilt.