Whether you're in the market to buy or thinking of selling, the perfect real estate agent
can make all the difference!  


You may be interested in buying or selling investment rental property or a second
home.  You may be interested in buying or selling lots or land.  You may be a first
time home buyer.  You may need an agent to speak Spanish or another language or
an agent with specific skills such as being a very good negotiator.  Having a real
estate agent that has the skills and expertise YOU need will be an undeniable asset!  


The uniqueness of Florida Keys real estate whether it be the Key Largo, Tavernier,
Islamorada, Marathon or Key West areas commands a knowledgeable and well

trained agent to expertly assist you in buying your own 'Slice of Paradise'.


Whatever your
specific needs are, you'll be able to find YOUR perfect agent here!  We
have listed every Florida Keys real estate agent on this website so that you can read
about each and every one.
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About the Florida Keys and Key West.........

       Each island (or key) in the Florida Keys is a unique paradise in itself with
many attractions in addition to normal offerings that make Florida a famous
vacation destination. Real estate and homes for sale in the Florida Keys are
often located close to the ocean, placing their residents near swimming,
snorkeling, diving, and fishing. The main regions of the Florida Keys are Key
Largo, Islamorada, Marathon, Big Pine Key and the Lower Keys and at the end
of the string of islands - Key West.
       Key Largo’s Caribbean Club was the filming site for this destination’s
namesake film. The Holiday Harbor Marina in Key Largo is the permanent home
of the African Queen, a famous Hollywood boat, and also of the Thayer IV of
“On Golden Pond”. Other major attractions on Key Largo include the Albury
House, the Caribbean Shipwreck Museum and Research Institute, John
Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, and several good diving sites.
       Islamorada, considered to be one of the premier destinations for
sportfishing in the world, is predictably famous for its excellent fishing
charters, as well as for its restaurants, kayaking, parasailing, and sunset
cruises.
       Marathon is well known for its central location and the opportunities for
fishing, camping, relaxing, dining, and eco-touring. Big Pine and the lower keys
are also filled with attractions, including Bahia Honda State Park, the
endangered Key Deer, Looe Key Marine Sanctuary, and Naval Air Station Key
West. Key West itself is full of restaurants, shops, resorts, art galleries,
museums, campgrounds and places to dive, swim, fish, and even visit haunted
houses.

More about the Florida Keys and Key West
Find the perfect real estate agent for YOU!  
Selling your home?  

Your real estate agent will help you with advertising your home in
perhaps newspapers and magazines as well as mailing flyers, preparing
your home for showing, showing your home as an "open house", listing
your home with the Multiple Listing Service,  helping with negotiations
and giving you advice when an offer has been made to you, and the
most important of all - deciding what the selling price should be.  
Buying a home?

Florida Keys Real Estate continues to be an excellent investment
opportunity whether you're looking for a retirement home, rental
property, a vacation home or a primary residence.   We have
condominiums with beachfront and dockage for your
boat, Old Town conch style houses*, starter homes, luxury waterfront
homes, and million dollar homes for sale.  Contact
one of our many experienced and professional real estate agents to
help you find your very own piece of paradise!
*Old Town Key West somewhat resembles an early New England town.  
There are some homes in Old Town that date
back to the 1800's.  In those
days, Key West citizens were very wealthy from wrecking, sponging and
cigar producing.  The
home builders adorned the homes with elegant details
and gingerbread - fancy swirls
designs and forms cut out of wood.

Conch house is the word we use for about 5 different style homes in the
Florida Keys but mostly in Old Town Key West.  The "Classic Revival" was a
very popular architectural style in the early 1800's.  This style has well-
proportioned
rectangular forms with gabled roofs and columned porches.  
The "Eyebrow house", unique to Key West,  was designed to
keep sun and
heat out of the rooms upstairs by having a roof overhang supported by
corner beams over the windows.  "Bahamian" style houses were designed
to withstand hurricanes while taking advantage of the tropical breezes on the

island by having large wrap-around porches and floor to ceiling windows.  
Each window has a wooden shutter.  The
smallest style home in Old Town
Key West are "Shotgun" houses.  They sit on raised foundations and have
one long hall
that runs from the front door to the back door.  "Queen Anne" is
similar to Victorian and was very popular in Key West in the
1880's.  The
most distinguishing detail about this style is the pointed small tower on one
side of the house.