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In response to the credit crisis and slow economic growth in many key markets, property investment companies are restructuring their businesses, tightening their budgets, and reallocating their resources.

Most property investment companies are concerned about the continued softening of the market. Analysts feel that property investment companies that are cautious and have been proactive in responding to the current situation will stand to gain even in this market. In addition property investment companies that are well capitalized will stand to benefit. At risk is the property investment company that is overleveraged and doesn’t have the equity to put into projects.

According to the "Leading the Enterprise 2008" study, released at The Real Estate Roundtable's 2008 State of the Industry Meeting in Washington, DC, executives of property investment companies are positive about business growth in 2008. 69% of the respondents who were surveyed forecast increases in revenues in 2008. Property investment companies believe that in the US industry fundamentals are solid and the industry will be able to see the downswing out.

The property investment company that has ventured in to emerging and other non-conventional markets will also be able to mitigate the softening of the American market. To ride the tide many property investment companies are banking on the flow of equity capital in new and existing markets.

Property investment companies are using new technological advances that are improving cost management and customer communication. Enthusiasm was also expressed by property investment companies for the growing trend towards environmentally sustainable development.

The big challenges for a property investment company today are the credit crisis and recruiting the right personal. There is a great deal of demand for people who can work portfolios and drive value. However, the most damaging aspect a property investment company has to deal with today is investor confidence. This issue needs to be addressed by both the industry and policy-makers together.