I let the lawn guy take the coconuts from the five palms.Personally I don't care either way, there is enough for everyone, and left over for neighbors times 3.

There is a smell of coconut sun tan lotion and sea salt in the air.

From my experience the big investment areas are in Miami are Coconut Grove, South Miami, Brickell, Dadeland, Fountainbleau, Aventura and certain areas of Miami Beach.

So long as each "day" you progress a little bit more, you'll do well -- "Rise like a palm tree and you shall fall like a coconut" (Caribbean proverb)best of luck!!!

They are required to take inside THEIR lawn furniture, fire pit, bikes, container pots etc etc etc...I am to cut down potential flying coconuts from palms, take into storage kayaks, hammocks, BBQ grills etc...as far as panels themselves, I wrote that they are encouraged to install the panels (I don't expect them to), but it is my discretion whether I will do it or not, no guarantees. 

My name is Al Fludd and lives in Coconut Creek.

Here in MIA, Buena Vista, Downtown, Overtown, Midtown, Coconut Grove.

The medium to account for those transactions we call dollars ( or we could use coconuts,fruit flies, wood chips or kryptonian walloeoons)If you want something to blow your minds, anyone who has a 401K does not have any "real dollars" in their account, just electronic ones and zeros.

@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?