Key Biscayne
Price Range
$1.5M - $20M+
Population
14,000+
Walk Score
52/100
About
Key Biscayne is Miami's most exclusive island community — a true hidden gem just minutes from downtown. Two pristine state parks (Crandon and Bill Baggs), world-famous tennis at Crandon Park, and some of the clearest waters in South Florida. Tight-knit community feel with top-rated schools and village atmosphere. Luxury estates, waterfront condos, and unparalleled privacy for those seeking island living without leaving Miami.
Island, Exclusive, Family
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Key Biscayne
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about buying and investing in this area
What is Key Biscayne known for?
Key Biscayne is an exclusive island paradise accessible via Rickenbacker Causeway, known for Crandon Park beach (consistently rated among America's best), Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park with its historic lighthouse, the former Ritz-Carlton resort, and an ultra-private residential community popular with celebrities and executives.
How much does real estate cost in Key Biscayne?
Key Biscayne is one of Miami's most expensive markets due to limited inventory and island exclusivity. Condos range from $500,000 to $15 million+, while single-family homes start at $2 million and can exceed $50 million for oceanfront estates. The median home price is approximately $2-3 million.
Is Key Biscayne good for families?
Yes, Key Biscayne is exceptional for families seeking safety, privacy, and natural beauty. The island has excellent schools including Key Biscayne K-8 Center, pristine beaches, extensive parks, and a tight-knit community. Development restrictions keep the island uncrowded and preserve its residential character.
What is the lifestyle like on Key Biscayne?
Key Biscayne offers an island resort lifestyle with a relaxed pace, stunning beaches, world-class tennis at Crandon Park, cycling paths, and outdoor recreation. The community is close-knit with local shops and restaurants in the Village center. Many residents enjoy sailing, fishing, and water sports.
What are the drawbacks of living on Key Biscayne?
Key Biscayne has limited dining and nightlife options compared to mainland Miami. Traffic on Rickenbacker Causeway can be congested during peak hours, and tolls add up. Hurricane evacuation is mandatory, and flood insurance costs are significant. The island has strict development controls limiting new construction.
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