Madonna has angered her neighbors by hogging almost four cars' worth of prime parking space outside her $40 million Upper East Side townhouse - putting up fake 'No parking' signs to scare other motorists away. The fake signage includes a 'No parking' sign posted on the singer's security gate, and a 'Tenant parking only' sign mounted on a pole in a flower bed on the sidewalk. Both of the signs threaten that 'unauthorized vehicles will be towed away.' The pop icon apparently also had the words 'No parking' imprinted along the edge of the sidewalk, and painted the curb yellow. 'We've all been wondering for a while now if these signs are real and everyone on 81st Street has just accepted them,' a neighbor told Daily Mail Online outside the four-story Georgian-style townhouse Thursday morning. 'At first we thought it made sense as often you see middle age fans trying to catch a glimpse of her, so it looked like she had a permit to have them so she could come and go without being annoyed. We're now troubled that they could be fake as this just seems so entitled.'
