Didn't find any such kind of information about Fortune Plaza.

More than 15000 RMB/sm, the quality of those buildings can't be that bad.

What's your Chinese clients' suggestion then?

i've lived here for 2years. no problem whatsoever. same as my friends who live in the building.

Good service. Friendly staff who greets u everytime. Chinese loves to gossip.

if you need my help please feel free to contact with me. I can check information for you

This is actually correct as to what happened. Though as this building has now been up for 5 years, the outgassing of the urea chemical has probably lessened greatly. At any rate, just look in the upper half of the tower and you should be OK. I also agree with the observation that apartment layouts in Fortune are a missed opportunity--definitely have a lot of odd layouts that don't appeal to foreigners, and dark halls. I would disagree with build quality being superior to Central Park and management quality also. But for Beijing, FP is adequate and it is a convenient location for many people.

The sewer smell likely coming from the floor drains and is an entirely different issue and is due to the fact that most buildings in BJ (even "high class" ones) don't use P or S traps on their plumbing fixtures and drains, which allows sewer gas to backwind into the apartments. It is not unique to Fortune Plaza--in fact, it is the rule in BJ rather than the exception--and is a personal pet peeve of mine. It can be solved temporarily (assuming you are a renter not an owner) by removing the drain cover on the floor and placing a barrier over the drain hole (I use thick styrofoam which can be removed later). Of course, you will not be able to have your ayi pour buckets of water on the floor to clean it, as the drain will be inoperable until de-plugged. But the smell will stop.

(from a construction professional with years of experience in BJ)