BEIJING -- China's downturn in housing prices has spread from smaller cities to some of its largest population centers, prompting authorities to try to put a floor under markets that help fill municipal coffers.
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From Chengdu to Tianjin, China's big cities fight falling home prices
Metropolises start to feel the pain from flagging property market
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A woman cycles past buildings in Tianjin, regarded as a "new first-tier" city in China, just below a metropolis like Beijing or Shanghai. © Reuters
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