The Floridant - What To Know About Moving To The Middle & Upper Florida Keys

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The Middle & Upper Florida Keys are tropical islands in the southernmost part of Florida. The Middle Keys include the islands of Marathon, Key Colony Beach, & Duck Key, while the Upper Keys include Key Largo, Islamorada, & Tavernier.

ISLAMORADA, Fla. - Floridant -- According to Jan Keller, the Top-Producing Real Estate Agent for Coldwell Banker Schmitt Real Estate and also owner of Kellerporterteam.com, was asked about what people should know when moving here.
She replied:

"If you are considering moving to the Middle or Upper Florida Keys, here are some things to keep in mind."

1. Climate: The Florida Keys enjoy a tropical climate with warm temperatures year-round.

2. Cost of living: The cost of living in the Keys is higher than the national average due to the high demand for beachfront property & tourism.

3. Housing options: The Florida Keys offers various housing options, from small apartments & condos to large single-family homes.

4. Job market: The primary industries in the Keys include tourism, fishing, & hospitality. Job opportunities in these fields are plentiful, but competition can be high.

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5. Education: The Keys are part of the Monroe County School District, which serves pre-kindergarten through 12th-grade students. Private & charter schools are also available, as well as Florida Keys Community College in Key West.

6. Outdoor activities: The Florida Keys are known for their outdoor activities, including boating, fishing, diving, snorkeling, parks, beachec, and nature trails.

7. Healthcare: The Keys have several hospitals & medical centers, including Mariners Hospital in Tavernier & Fishermen's Hospital in Marathon.

8. Transportation: The only way to access the Middle & Upper Keys is by car via the scenic Overseas Highway. A bus service runs between Key Largo & Key West.

9. Community: The small, close-knit community in the Keys is one of the things that draws many people to the area. Residents often participate in community events & come together to support each other during natural disasters.

10. Tourists: The Keys are a popular tourist destination, meaning the population can fluctuate throughout the year.

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