Say hello to hi-biscus

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Those wonderful pastel-coloured flowers that blossom so abundantly across the island are known as hibiscus. The tiny birds you'll see feeding on them, savouring their nectar, are called quits, banana quits (with their yellow throat), and grass quits.

The hibiscus is a wildly beautiful symbol of the Caribbean, and also serves as the name of one of Cayman's real estate companies, Hibiscus Realty.

Whether you're considering commercial, residential or investment property - waterfront or inland, the Hibiscus Realty team can help you find what you're looking for.

A member of the Cayman Islands Real Estate Brokers Association, the five members of the Hibiscus team are veteran realtor Bert Watler and his son Rudy, Debbie Myers, Rob Jamieson and Ken Le Blanc.

Hibiscus Realty has properties of all types of description from Frank Sound (where they're got a 42-acre parcel) to Seven Mile Beach. Call them at 949-7429 to discuss your interest in a piece of Cayman Islands paradise.