MIAMI—Industrial markets will continue toperform strongly in 2015 and businesses will keep expanding andspending capital dollars to shore up business, which in turn willspill into the local economy. At least that's the wayViola Sanchez sees it.

Sanchez has plenty of skin the game. She's vice president of theSoutheast Division with PSBP, the owner of thelargest industrial property in Miami—the MiamiInternational Commerce Center. And she's making some boldpredictions.

“The construction boom will be at its peak and we will continueto see an exodus to the newer generation of buildings leavinglarger blocks of vacancies for the second and third generationbuildings,” Sanchez tells GlobeSt.com. “Although the migration isto the larger blocks of space, look to small business to fill thevoid and continue to influx to South Florida.”

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