A Postcard From Key West, Florida
There is plenty to see and experience in Key West and, because the island is small, nothing is very far away from where you are staying.

About Key West
Key West offers prospective buyers beautiful vacation homes and beach vacation rentals.  Alluring people such as Hemingway and Jimmy Buffet have purchased properties in Key West, Florida.   Not only does this tropical heaven have many historic places, but Key West's most enticing proposal is the nightly sunset.  There are endless activities to keep even the busiest people occupied, like snorkeling, boating, and skydiving.  Locals have found that a comfortable hammock and a frozen margarita while watching the sunset is just as fun. Whether you are swimming, sailing, shopping the outdoor markets, or living up the spicy lifestyle that Key West has to offer, you will enjoy every moment.

Real Estate
Looking for a second home or a retirement property? The Florida Keys are easy to get to, and easy for the rest of your family to come visit.  Property in the Florida Keys and Key West has yielded a tremendous return over past years. Key West architecture models many different places around the country. Whether you are searching for a tropical getaway in downtown Key West that is close to it all, a cottage on the beach or the convenience of a condo where your boat is tied to the dock, there is much available in the area. 

Weather
During the summer, the average high reaches the upper 80s to low 90s. During the summer months, you can also expect more rain in Key West, mostly in the form of thunderstorms. Usually the storms pass rather quickly, although driving in them is not recommended. During the winter, Key West boasts a pleasant climate, with temperatures averaging 75 degrees. The humidity is nowhere near the summer levels and the water is perfect for swimming.

Things To Do
There are many fantastic things To Do in Key West, Florida. Everything from museums to deep-sea fishing and from trolley tours to cemetery tours can be done within a relatively small area. In Key West, Florida, as in perhaps nowhere in the United States, there is actually something for everyone.

Getting To Key West
Key West International Airport (3 Miles)

Population
Population: 25,478
Median resident age: 38.9 years

Economics
Median household income: $43,021

Higher Education
University Of Miami (100 Miles)