Yes, I have fruited it here in South Florida. These trees are dioicous and need male pollen to produce large fruit. A solitary tree can sometimes produce fruit, but they are often small and very few reach maturity. My 5 flowering trees are almost 10 years old. My 5 flowering trees are female (3% probability). My trees don't produce anything, maybe 5 runts in total, without hand pollination from pollen sourced from a male tree grown by another forum member. I now have a grafted male planted but that will take years to flower.
I have 3 large 4ft and 5 ft trees in 7gal pots, $150 to $200. These are around 5 years old, maybe they will flower in the year or two.
I have a multiple 3ft and 4 ft trees in 3 gal pots. Some of these were fruited by me. $50 to $75
These are some seedlings that were fruited by me last year.