---- Chinese Eigenheimkäufer besuchen Sie den Stand von Evergrande Immobilien Gruppe während einer Ausstellung für Immobilien in Guangzhou, Süd China Guangdong provin
--FILE--Chinese homebuyers visit the stand of Evergrande Real Estate Group during a real estate exhibition in Guangzhou, south Chinas Guangdong province, 14 September 2012. Two months after a sell-off, Chinese property developers stocks and bonds are again gaining favor among investors as real-estate prices rise and home sales surge. Property developers are beating the odds and overcoming concerns about excess supply in smaller cities around China, as well as successive efforts by Chinese officials to tamp down rising property prices. Nationwide housing sales this year were up 40% through July from the same period a year earlier, according to the National Bureau of Statistics. Prices rose 8.6% in August from a year earlier, and soared in major cities, according to data provider China Real Estate Index System. Chinas recent green light for developers to issue bonds in the domestic market could give a further boost. Already the move has helped relieve concerns surrounding possible refinancing pressures. Guangzhou R&F Properties Co., for instance, plans to issue an onshore bond of up to 6 billion yuan ($980 million), the company said last week.
