High-rise building projects have gained prominence in the urban development of Pune, India, contributing significantly to the city's skyline. However, ensuring quality in such construction endeavors remains a critical challenge. This research paper presents a comprehensive case study focused on assessing the quality problems encountered in high-rise building projects within the Pune region. The study employs a mixed-methods approach, combining data collected through interviews, document analysis, and on-site observations. The research reveals a range of quality problems, including structural deficiencies, workmanship issues, materials procurement challenges, and project management shortcomings. By exploring the causes and consequences of these problems, this paper sheds light on the complex nature of quality assurance in high-rise construction. The findings suggest that factors such as inadequate supervision, lack of skilled labor, and poor communication among project stakeholders contribute to the prevalence of quality issues. The case study serves as a valuable resource for both academia and industry professionals, offering insights into the unique challenges faced by high-rise building projects in Pune. The paper concludes with recommendations aimed at enhancing quality control and project management practices in the context of high-rise construction. Addressing these issues will not only improve the quality of the buildings but also enhance safety and sustainability in the urban landscape of Pune.