Economic gains in South Florida's manufacturing and service companies suggest hiring could pick up this year. Activity for this kind of companies has reached a level not seen since before recession, suggesting a stronger year for hiring.The Institute for Supply Management reported its service sector index grew in January at the fastest peace in five years. The private trade group's index covers a wide swath of employers, from retailers to health care companies to construction firms.Nationwide, employers will likely create a net 2.2 million jobs this year, according to a survey of economists taken last month by the Associated Press. That's double the number of total jobs generated during 2010.This is the right time to buy your next home at a town like Pembroke Pines which is located near most service companies. The service sector, which makes up for 95% of South Florida's economy, is expanding at the fastest pace in five years. Retail sales are up and many companies are nearing the point where they can no longer expand without more employees. Call Adrian Vlades and start packing!