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Average prices of new homes in 70 major cities including Beijing slumped for the 14th month in August .
Even prices in the economically vibrant south have sunk, stoking intense social media discussions on widening property deflation.
The protracted property downturn has eroded the wealth of Chinese households, chilling domestic demand and undermining growth.
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