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Quality (in relation to home construction) is a reference to how expensive the interior finishes are, and to a lesser degree, some of the construction methods (insulation, building materials, and the such).
Higher quality construction costs more because they use more expensive materials and the home is finished more lavish. So the more expensive homes are usually higher quality by default.
Whether the house is built ok or not isn't an issue of quality but an issue of construction defects. No house - no matter how low the quality level is - should have the toilet fall through the floor or other defects in construction. A shoddy builder can have defects in a low-quality house (i.e., Polygon) just as easily as a high-quality house (i.e., one with a bowling alley.)
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