@Douglas GuerreroI Agree with affordability.I rent in coconut grove, Miami now. 1 bedrooms in this neighborhood and surrounding areas are $1850-2500 for 1 bedroom.

Is Coconut Grove still way expensive?

The second lien filed foreclosure in 2016 (out here in the islands, the mainland banks can take 5, 10 and even 15 years to foreclose; we have heard through the coconut wireless that they basically never even paid towards the second lien). 

FREAK OUT FREAK OUT FREAK OUT...oh wait it's over.Since the virus started, more people have died in car accidents, from heart attacks, from smoking, from obesity, from being murdered by the chinese government, getting hit by a bus, getting hit by falling coconuts, and thousands of other things nobody ever worries about.I know you're trying to be controversial or some kind of reality star here, but you're just plain wrong.SARS killed 800 people total, maybe a handful in the US.COVID has already killed, not infected, over 15,000 people worldwide and the peak of cases has not even begun in the US, nor has the peak ended in Europe. 

LoopNet and and walking around Coral Gables and Coconut Grove, Boots On the Ground work.

If you're talking about the tiny pissants that smell like weird coconut when you crush them, they're everywhere and even with Terro they're going to be driving you nuts.

Hey Maxwell Coconut Grove is going to be the top option.

We can take the financial hit and still be picking bananas, pineapples and coconuts in Belize on our property. 

Apple Bananas, Plantains, Coconuts, papaya, Starfruit, dragon fruit, limes/oranges/grapefruit, Avocados, Cacao (you can eat the pod itself, versus just the chocolate), Soursop, Custard Apple and others planted last year, starting to take off with the rainy season. 

@Brian Garrett we also live in South Florida (Coconut Creek) and have been looking for multifamily properties in Central Florida.