Duck Key represents what is arguably some of the best real estate in the entire chain of islands. The 60-acre island has great ocean views, palm trees, a secluded aura and is viewed as the epitome of the tropical lifestyle, as well as a haven from the rest of the world. Duck Key feels somewhat European with landscaped canals and a multitude of architecturally-interesting bridges. However, only one road leads onto Duck Key, making it ideal for those who seek unmatched security and privacy in an upscale residential enclave. 

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Famous as a world-renowned sportfishing destination as well as a premier diving center, Islamorada has a number of resort hotels, lodges, spas and marinas. Islamorada real estate options include condos and apartments, attractive single-family homes and lavish estates in approximately 50 individualized neighborhoods.  As on all the islands, waterfront property commands premium prices, whether it's on the ocean or the bay. Recent prices for Islamorada homes ranged from a low of $229,900 to a high of $18 million.

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An unincorporated community just south of the city of Key Largo, Tavernier has special appeal for anyone who loves nature, small towns and a laid-back lifestyle. With a population of just over 2,100 and a median home value of nearly $400,000, it is a relatively well-to-do community with almost no unemployment.

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This narrow piece of land boasts waterfront property on both the Atlantic shore and along Biscayne Bay, extending south from Miami. Numerous residential neighborhoods have been developed along canals dug through the interior of the island. More than 90 separate communities are situated on Key Largo, with homes and condos that range in price from the mid-200s to upwards of $2.5 million. The population, at the time of the 2010 census, was 10,433. 

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