Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article emphasizes that "confidence" is a key term in the real estate industry during a period of deep adjustment, highlighting the challenges faced by private real estate companies and their strategies to overcome these obstacles [1][4] - Private real estate companies are focusing on "adding value" through increased investment and improved quality, as demonstrated by Sunshine City's project in Nansha District, which aims to reshape corporate credibility and explore future development paths [1][3] - Sunshine City has invested over 20 million yuan in its "9+3 product upgrade plan" for the Lijing Peninsula project, enhancing various features to exceed expectations and reinforce the company's commitment to delivering quality housing [3] Group 2 - The delivery capability of real estate companies, especially private ones, is described as their "lifeline," with Sunshine City planning to deliver over 3,000 units across six projects in five cities in South China in 2024, aiming for both timely delivery and quality exceeding expectations [3] - Other private real estate companies, such as Sunac, Longfor, and CIFI, are also actively ensuring delivery and striving for quality, replacing short-term value with a long-term approach, which contributes to market stability [3] - The recovery of the real estate market requires both policy support and proactive actions from companies, with private firms encouraged to focus on product quality and service to rebuild market trust and inject confidence into the industry [4]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the issues faced by homeowners at Sunshine City Lijing Peninsula, who expected property management by Vanke but were instead assigned a lesser-known company named Zhenqiang, leading to dissatisfaction among residents [3][21][29]. Group 1: Company Background - Sunshine City is a well-known developer in the Guangzhou real estate market, previously achieving significant success in Nansha [6][8]. - The Lijing Peninsula project covers nearly 400,000 square meters and includes 2,208 residential units, with initial sales being very successful [6][8]. - The project faced construction delays starting in 2022, leading to concerns among homeowners [8][10]. Group 2: Property Management Issues - Homeowners were surprised to find that the property management company had changed from Vanke to Zhenqiang without prior notification [21][24]. - The management fee remains the same at 2.8 yuan per square meter per month, despite the change in service quality [27][29]. - Homeowners expressed dissatisfaction with Zhenqiang's service, which did not meet their expectations based on Vanke's reputation [27][38]. Group 3: Legal and Community Response - Homeowners are seeking to revert to the originally agreed-upon property management by Vanke, citing legal grounds for the contract's enforceability [43][44]. - The process of changing property management is expected to be complex, requiring legal action or negotiation with the developer [44][45]. - Establishing a homeowners' committee is seen as a potential solution, although it may be challenging given the project's current status [45][46].