
What to Know Before Moving to the Florida Keys
Relocating to the Florida Keys means buying into a small, island-chain community of roughly 80,000 residents where housing costs are high, inventory is limited, and lifestyle varies significantly between Key West and the quieter Upper and Lower Keys. Understanding neighborhoods, insurance, hurricane
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