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Hurricane Building Codes: Key West New Buyers Guide
Key West and Monroe County operate under the 8th Edition Florida Building Code, requiring homes in coastal zones to withstand ultimate design wind speeds of 130-140+ mph. New buyers should verify impact-rated glazing, roof permit history, flood zone status, and review both the state flood disclosure
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