Who would not want to live in Key West? Being located at the end of the chain of islands
known as the Florida Keys, it is in an absolutely perfect location. The town itself is relaxed,
with beautiful parks, beaches and lush tropical landscape throughout. With its amazing
history, it is also an interesting and energetic place, with an absolutely unique feel to it!
Key West has always been an attractive place for real estate investors all over the country.
Not only is it beautiful in its own right, but the area has long been attracting tourists from all
over the world. It is otherwise known as the Caribbean of the U.S. The city has long been a
popular place to build vacation rentals, and second homes for the increasing amounts of
visitors. Investors from all over the country has seen the great potential that the town has, and
been quick to buy property here.
The lifestyle, with its tropical clime and laidback attitude is a big attraction, but Key West
also offers sophisticated dining, world class theater and cultural offerings; it’s a major
cultural center for artists and writers – well known for art galleries and literary seminars, as
well as a hot spot for just plain fun – fishing, sailing, kayaking, kite boarding or just relaxing
at the pool or the beach with a margarita. It’s live and let live and be sure to have a good time
doing it!
The residents of the city have made sure that any new buildings and property changes have
not affected the character of their beautiful town. The historic preservation district is overseen
by a town citizen’s board that ensures the architectural integrity of Old Town is preserved.
Many of the Southernmost City’s homes were built in the mid and late 19th Century, lending
a great character and sense of place. The city’s early development, founded on the wrecking
industry of the early and mid 19th century lends an adventurous tone to the town – you almost
expect to see pirates walking the street – and during festivals, you often do!
The city has a lot to offer in the way of real estate, with historic houses, waterfront condos,
and townhouses up for sale … though current market conditions do show recovery and
stability and it does seem to be the time to buy, says local top producer, Rudy Molinet. Learn
more about the quaint architecture of the Southernmost City, its attractions and the vibrant
Key West real estate market – after all, once you visit, if you’re like most people, you will want to live here,
too.
