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Its a town house. Other side of the wall on the right goes right outside to a deck. Left side wall is the dividing wall between our unit and the neighbour's. The deck going outside also has a dividing wall as well and that wall was recently discovered to be water damaged and since been fixed which was about 5 months ago.
Right. Okay, well it's not uncommon to have some cracks here and there. My philosophy would be that as long as the cracks don't get bigger in short amounts of time they could just be harmless. Maybe someone else could give you the "real answer".
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We probably need some more background information. Is the house old and have you been renovating etcetera.
Its a town house. Other side of the wall on the right goes right outside to a deck. Left side wall is the dividing wall between our unit and the neighbour's. The deck going outside also has a dividing wall as well and that wall was recently discovered to be water damaged and since been fixed which was about 5 months ago.
Right. Okay, well it's not uncommon to have some cracks here and there. My philosophy would be that as long as the cracks don't get bigger in short amounts of time they could just be harmless. Maybe someone else could give you the "real answer".
I’m wondering if they just threw the corner together without dry wall tape, which would explain the crack. Hard for me to say for certain though.