Frequently Asked Questions about Moving to Key Biscayne and Key Biscayne Homes for Sale

FAQs about Key Biscayne Homes for Sale

Key Biscayne is one of Miami’s most preferred neighborhoods. Key Biscayne is a barrier island in the Biscayne Bay known for its excellent real estate, school district, public parks and beaches. It is a desired residence for boaters and those looking for waterfront properties as many Key Biscayne homes are located on the open ocean or within minutes from the open ocean. We noticed that families that are considering to move to Key Biscayne often have some urgent questions which we have answered in this article. In case you still have questions or doubts please call David Siddons directly at 305.508.0899.

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For Miami standards Key Biscayne is one of the most desired and luxurious places to live, which competes with neighborhoods like Coral Gables, Coconut Grove and Miami Beach. So yes, in general terms it is very upscale! The three most affordable homes that sold in 2020, traded all three around $1M. These homes were fixer uppers of around 1,000-1,500 SF on about 7,500 SF of dry lot. These are basically homes that trade for land value. On average (in 2020) dry lot homes traded at $2.2M or $728 per SF ranging from $1M to $5.3M. Waterfront homes traded on average for $7.3M or $1,423 per SF ranging from $3.7M (land value) to $15.5M. In 2017 Key Biscayne was found to be America’s 7th priciest ‘beach towns’
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Is Key Biscayne a good place to live?

Key Biscayne is an excellent place to live and one of Miami’s most desired and exclusive residential areas. Located on a 12-mile long island off Brickell and Coconut Grove, Key Biscayne real estate offers the ultimate waterfront living. The exclusive and often waterfront homes attract the world’s wealthiest families and real estate investors, often looking for a solid place to raise their family. For families the most attractive aspects are the island’s safety (with 24/7 police control), the presence of one of the best public schools in the USA, and the high-end quality of life and social scene. Other advantages are the great beaches, national parks, the Crandon tennis courts (26 courts, including 13 that are lighted), Crandon Golf (a championship 18-hole golf course), marinas, restaurants & bars and a community center. Key Biscayne is also close to the Financial District in Brickell, Coconut Grove and even Miami Beach.  Real Estate in Key Biscayne Florida is also a favorite with boaters, because of the proximity to the open water. Unlike other areas there are no fixed bridges in Key Biscayne and almost all waterfront mansions offer an immediate or fast access to the open waters. According to one study Key Biscayne is the number 1 spot to live in Florida, and we are not surprised. This is a self sustainable island community which has the infrastructure of a large city, but is also very laid back and relaxing.

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For more information about Key Biscayne homes or real estate please contact David Siddons today

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David Siddons is a top producing Miami realtor and Director of Luxury Sales with Douglas Elliman. David is know as a market analyst and he is the author of several of Miami’s most influential real estate reports and forecasts.

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