Is a man permitted to act in a manner that harms his neighbor within his own property?

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A man is forbidden from disposing of his property in a way that harms his neighbor. This prohibition applies to actions such as building a public bathhouse between residences, opening a bakery among perfume shops, turning the property into a plasterer's shop that shakes and ruins walls, or digging a well next to a neighbor's well in a manner that draws away its water. This view is held by some associates of Abu Hanifa. The basis for this ruling is the Prophetic saying: "There shall be no harming nor reciprocating harm" (La darara wa la dirara). Since these actions constitute harm to the neighbors, they are prevented, similar to hammering that shakes and demolishes walls, or watering land in a way that causes damage to a neighbor's walls, or igniting a fire that spreads and burns them.