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Shanghai's real estate troubles are symptomatic of broader economic malaise. The luxury property market, once a bellwether of national trends, is now marred by weak demand as fears about China’s economic stability loom large. Prices have dropped by up to 70% across numerous neighborhoods. For instance, properties in Yu District that once commanded 146,000 yuan per square meter are now selling for just 68,000 yuan. Such price drops reflect not just local real estate dynamics but a nationwide trend fueling discussions about mass property sell-offs, signaling a changing landscape for investment in the region.