Core Viewpoint - The ongoing disputes between homeowners and the developer of the Century Qiantan Tianyu project in Shanghai highlight significant communication gaps, leading to dissatisfaction among homeowners regarding project quality and transparency [1][2]. Group 1: Project Overview - The Century Qiantan Tianyu project is located in the Qiantan International Business District of Shanghai, with an average price exceeding 10 million yuan. The project consists of 384 units, with prices ranging from 12.164 million to 51.425 million yuan per unit, and is expected to be delivered by the end of 2026 [3][6]. - The project is developed by Lujiazui Group and Swire Properties, and the opening price was nearly 130,000 yuan per square meter [3][6]. Group 2: Homeowner Concerns - Homeowners have expressed concerns regarding various aspects of the project, including elevator quality, decoration details, and public area design, leading to a prolonged period of rights protection that began in August 2024 [3][10]. - Homeowners reported that they were not able to view model units before payment, which contributed to their dissatisfaction with the project's transparency [6][7]. Group 3: Developer's Response - The developer has provided a timeline for addressing some homeowner concerns, planning to start showcasing public area designs in the second quarter of 2026 [3][15]. - The developer has acknowledged some homeowner requests, such as clarifying the elevator brand, but significant disagreements remain regarding decoration materials and standards [12][16]. Group 4: Communication Issues - Homeowners have criticized the current communication meetings as being ineffective, feeling that they serve more as information collection rather than providing clear answers to their concerns [16]. - The developer has stated that they are optimizing their communication mechanisms, including monthly meetings and various channels for feedback, to ensure that homeowner concerns are addressed [16].