1. I've been living in my third floor apartment for a couple years now but despite how the good the rent is (grandfathered in) or how long I've lived here, it doesn't feel like home because of my anxiety surrounding apartment living. The building I live in is old and there's very little soundproofing. I can hear the neighbours below and above crystal clear and it drives me insane knowing they can hear me too. Every little sound I make, my mind immediately thinks about the people living below me. I can hear the people above farting so I know people below can hear my farts too. I can hear the phone conversations of the people living below me. The worst part is, if I try to find another apartment (possibly ground floor or top floor), the rent is going to be significantly higher and there's no guarantee I'll like that one either. If I move to the ground floor, there's security issues. If I move to the top floor, it won't solve my anxiety around being noisy towards those who live below me. I wish I could afford a detached home or a townhouse but that's out of the question. I'm stuck, my anxiety over apartment living isn't getting any better, and it's stressing me out. 
2. My neighbours have been hanging out in the apartment hallway every single day despite a covid lockdown and they take off their masks and drink tea there while they let their kids loose to play. I've even complained about noise from the halls to the building management but they have done nothing. 
3. My neighbourhood has become shady over the years. More crime, break-ins, more homeless people, etc. I feel unsafe taking a walk outside. I've been shouted at, screamed at directly into ear by a homeless guy, muttered at, and even followed by some shady guy around every corner street I took. I feel stuck at home, even more now since covid, and now I feel huge anxiety over taking a walk because I'm scared. When something bad happens to me outside, I always come home with an anxiety attack and bawl my eyes out because I feel stuck inside and out. There are better neighbourhoods in my city and they're expensive for a reason. 

Should I move or suck it up and focus on my coping with my anxiety because the rent is good and there's "technically" nothing wrong with my apartment.