Construction quality: Does it really matter for ROI?

Budget finalised, loan pre-approved — now stuck on which sector. I'm seriously looking at Shriram 107 Southeast Phase 2 for an investment property, but construction quality is my biggest worry. I've heard stories about projects having issues like seepage or bad fittings just a year or two after possession. As an investor, I'm thinking about resale value down the line and potential maintenance headaches. Does anyone have experience with Shriram's quality, especially for long-term hold? Will poor construction affect tenant attraction or lead to unexpected costs? Is it worth paying a premium for builders who claim better quality, or is it all just marketing? Honestly, not sure how to gauge this during a site visit.