MIAMI—The South Florida economy is growing and trajectory will continue through 2013, driven by steady inbound investment from Latin America, China and Russia. So say the majority of respondents in a recent survey.

Commissioned by Miami-based law firm Bilzin Sumberg, the New Miami Investment Survey polled 200 Miami executives. About 60 percent of respondents characterized the region’s economy as “strong and growing” or “growing slowly.”

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