Mei Ri Jing Ji Xin Wen·2026-01-07 12:45Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the ongoing dissatisfaction among homeowners of the Century Qiantan Tianyu project in Shanghai regarding the quality and communication from the developer, highlighting a significant disconnect between the developers' perspective and the homeowners' expectations [2][3][4]. Group 1: Project Overview - The Century Qiantan Tianyu project is located in Shanghai's Qiantan International Business District, with an average price exceeding 10 million yuan per unit [3]. - The project consists of 384 units, with prices ranging from 12.164 million to 51.425 million yuan, and is expected to be delivered by the end of 2026 [5][8]. - The project is developed by Lujiazui Group and Swire Properties, and the construction has faced delays, particularly in the residential section [5][8]. Group 2: Homeowners' Concerns - Homeowners have expressed frustration over various issues, including elevator quality, decoration details, and public area design, leading to a prolonged rights protection campaign that began in August 2024 [5][12]. - There is a significant concern regarding the lack of transparency during the sales phase, as many homeowners did not see model units before purchasing [8][10]. - Homeowners discovered discrepancies in the promised elevator brand, which was marketed as "Mitsubishi" but turned out to be "Shanghai Mitsubishi," leading to further dissatisfaction [10][11]. Group 3: Communication and Resolution Efforts - The developer has initiated regular communication meetings to address homeowners' concerns, with representatives from various departments attending [12][18]. - Some homeowner demands have been met, such as clarifying the elevator brand, but significant disagreements remain regarding decoration materials and standards [13][14]. - The developer plans to start showcasing the public area designs in the second quarter of 2026, aiming to enhance transparency and communication with homeowners [5][18].