Blog

When it comes to real estate in Key West, not all homes are created equal. Two properties with similar square footage can have very different values, and sometimes it's the little details that make the biggest difference.So, what exactly makes a Key West home more valuable?…

A lot of people visit Key West and think the same thing:“What if I just lived here?”It’s easy to understand why.The palm trees. The water. The sunsets. The colorful homes. The ability to bike to dinner. The feeling that life moves a little differently here.But…

One of the first questions buyers ask when they start looking at homes in Key West is: Where should I live?Key West may only be a few miles long, but different parts of the island can feel completely different. Two of the biggest choices buyers often compare…

Welcome to 103 Front Street, an extraordinary residence tucked inside Old Town’s Truman Annex and appropriately located within a community known as The Foundry.Built in 1918, this home dates to the era when this part of Key West was an active U.S. military…

The Streets of Key West: How Did They Get Their Names?If you’ve spent any time in Key West, you know the names: Duval, Whitehead, Simonton, Fleming, Eaton, Caroline.We drive them, bike them and walk them every day—but have you ever wondered who these streets were…

What’s the Deal With Key West’s Tiny Lots?If you’ve ever looked at homes in Key West—especially in Old Town—you may have noticed something: the lots can be surprisingly small.A charming historic home might sit just a few feet from its neighbor. Backyards can…

Things That Make a Key West House a Key West HouseThere’s something unmistakable about a Key West home. From shady front porches and colorful shutters to lush tropical gardens, the homes here have a character all their own. But many of those charming details aren’t just…

The Story Behind Key West's Famous Southernmost Point BuoyIf you've ever visited Key West, chances are you've waited in line to snap a photo at the iconic Southernmost Point Buoy. Painted in bright red, black, and yellow and proudly declaring "90 Miles to Cuba," it's…

  Key West is known for its colorful Conch houses, charming historic neighborhoods, and rich island history. But have you ever wondered where it all began? What was the first house built in Key West?While there were likely simple structures on the island before…

 If you're buying, selling, renovating, or investing in property in Key West, you've likely heard the term HARC. While it may sound like just another city board, the Historic Architectural Review Commission plays a major role in protecting the unique character…