Core Viewpoint - The Changsha North Center Poly Era project, developed by Poly, faces significant challenges despite its initial appeal, including uncertain commercial facilities, delayed educational amenities, and quality issues in housing [1][4][18]. Group 1: Commercial Facilities - The project was initially attractive due to planned large shopping centers and commercial streets, but as of now, the commercial land has not commenced construction, remaining in its original state [4][5]. - Official responses indicate that the commercial facilities are still in the design phase, with no clear timeline for construction or opening, raising concerns about the potential reduction or alteration of the original plans [5][18]. Group 2: Educational Amenities - The project includes access to primary and secondary schools, but the associated kindergarten has not opened, lagging behind the residential delivery schedule [6][11]. - Complaints have arisen regarding delays in the submission of necessary documents to the education bureau, impacting the kindergarten's opening timeline, which is now projected for the fall of 2025 [9][11]. Group 3: Housing Quality Issues - New homeowners have reported various quality issues shortly after moving in, including cracks and leaks in the apartments [12][15]. - Additional complaints highlight potential violations by property management, such as renting out property management spaces, indicating lapses in quality control and oversight [15]. Group 4: Environmental Concerns - The project is surrounded by municipal roads, which may lead to noise and air pollution, with nearby construction sites posing further disturbances [16][18]. - Specific nearby facilities, such as a gas station and a garbage collection site, could contribute to noise, odor, and safety concerns for residents [16][18].