Property stocks, China’s worst performers this quarter, will rebound because the authorities need to support the sector to boost consumption and policy changes are now factored into share prices, Bloomberg reported, citing analysts. "The market has more or less factored in policy risk," Manop Sangiambut, head of CLSA’s A-share research said. The China Se Shang Property Index, which covers real estate shares, fell the most in two weeks yesterday after state media reported that the government will target "excessive" growth in property prices in some cities. However, policy risks are limited as the government refocuses on its drive to speed up urbanization and ensure consumption of both commodities and end-user products such as domestic appliances.