[donk.]

You can't just put developers into a "good" and "bad" category

A developer consists of dozens of subtrades, and on each job, it's rarely the same subtrades

Then from each subtrade, there's a different crew of workers at each company, and it comes down to how much the foreman of each trade, cares about the quality of install

Furthermore, it trickles down to what parts are installed in each building, from faucets to lights, could be made by some 8 year old kid in china on a factory line, or a reputable company with senior staff assembling the parts in Bangladesh

In my opinion it's literally hit and miss with how a building is going to "hold up" after completion

All it takes, is one tower to have a "burst pipe" and suddenly the developer is "worst in town" no fault to their own, after completing 60 other projects with "no issues"