Group 1 - The core issue revolves around the significant quality discrepancies in the Jia Jun Ting project, leading to widespread homeowner protests and a trust crisis for the developer, Jia Hua International [1][6] - Homeowner participation in the pre-viewing phase was only about 9%, with approximately 75% of homeowners explicitly resisting the viewing due to quality concerns [1] - Major quality issues reported include defects in public areas and individual units, such as exterior wall problems, significant color differences, and various safety hazards within the units [1][6] Group 2 - The developer's response to homeowner concerns has been inadequate, with restricted communication and dismissive attitudes during meetings, exacerbating homeowner dissatisfaction [6][8] - A notable statement from a project partner indicated a willingness to accept refunds, which could lead to the first large-scale homeowner refunds in Shanghai if implemented [6][8] - This incident reflects a broader awakening among buyers, who are increasingly scrutinizing developers' product quality and integrity rather than relying solely on brand reputation [8] Group 3 - The article highlights three critical quality issues in Shanghai's real estate market, emphasizing the need for buyers to be vigilant [9] - The first issue is the mismatch between location advantages and product defects, as seen in the Jing'an District's Jing'an Xi Yue project, which has underperformed despite its prime location [10][12] - The second issue involves the disillusionment with promised educational resources, as demonstrated by the Pu Kai Yun Jing project, which failed to deliver on its initial school district claims [16][35] Group 4 - The third issue pertains to the disconnect between community quality and pricing, particularly in the Chang Ping Yun An project, which has faced significant quality complaints despite its high-end positioning [36][41] - The article concludes that the current market demands a shift towards quality competition, urging developers to prioritize integrity and product quality to regain consumer trust [43]