Zero chance that that graph shows the change in real estate prices in China. Even outside of Tier 1 cities, where by any measure, there has been a substantial fall - but not a 75-80% one ... (and most of the value measured in yuan, is in Tier 1 and Tier 2 cities).
I'm guessing it shows real estate stocks? That would make perfect sense.
(Of course the usual caveat - you can't trust any statistics coming out of China, generally - if this is a stock price chart (aggregate over several companies), it may be coming out of HK rather than the mainland market, and generally that's substantially more trustworthy).
But without a link to the source or a mention of what the y axis actually is, I can guarantee people (most?) responding to you in the thread are assuming that it shows real estate prices.
Yes, these are accumulated sector values. Prices are falling but not that fast
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