MIAMI—Avison Young is clearly making a push inFlorida. Acquiring two commercial real estatefirms in four days earlier this month is just one sign that thefirm is serious about its plans for the Sunshine State.

Indeed, Avison has done—and continues to do—its homework.Keith O'Donnell, an Avison principal, has somekeen insights into what we can expect in Florida'scommercial real estate market, particularly theoffice market, in 2015.

“2015 will be the return of the office marketin the 'burbs,” O'Donnell tells GlobeSt.com. “Almost every assetclass has recovered from its lowest valuations in 2008 and 2009 upto now, except for suburban office.”

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