An island-village south of Miami: low density, family-oriented, with its own parks and beaches. Miami's residential luxury without the verticality of Brickell or Sunny Isles.
Key Biscayne is Miami's island-village: its own municipality (Village of Key Biscayne) at the end of the Rickenbacker Causeway, ten minutes from Brickell yet with the calm of a set-apart enclave. Low density, private beaches, and two state parks — Crandon Park and Bill Baggs Cape Florida — cover much of the island.
Real estate splits into two worlds: full-service oceanfront condos (Ocean Club, Grand Bay Residences, Key Colony) between US$1.5M and US$8M, and single-family waterfront homes ranging from US$5M to over US$40M along the interior streets and canals. Limited supply and low turnover: those who buy in Key Biscayne stay.
It's the choice of families who prioritize safety, top-tier schools and green space over the vertical life of Brickell or Sunny Isles. An owner-occupier market, not a speculators' one.
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