Key Biscayne
A bridge community with a twelve-minute commute to Brickell and the temperament of a different state.
Key Biscayne is connected to the mainland by a single causeway, the Rickenbacker, that crosses Biscayne Bay from Brickell, opens onto Crandon Park's beachfront, and ends at the Cape Florida lighthouse. Twelve minutes from Brickell. A different climate, a different pace, and a residential community that has historically self-selected for family buyers, professional athletes (the Miami Open is here), and international second-home owners who want bridge access without high-rise density.
The single-family inventory along Harbor Drive, Mashta Drive, and the streets feeding the Cape Florida end of the island runs from $3M to $25M, with the deep-waterfront and direct-Atlantic tier at the high end. The condo inventory at the Ocean Club, the Grand Bay Residences, and the older Towers of Key Biscayne fills the $1.5M–$8M tier with strong rental liquidity.
For buyers who want to commute professionally to Brickell or downtown while living in a bridge community with a school district, a tennis center, and a single-causeway moat, Key Biscayne is the answer.
What defines it.
Single causeway. Twelve minutes to Brickell.
Microclimate with Atlantic frontage and bay frontage.
Crandon Park, the Miami Open, K-12 schools.
Enter Key Biscayne.
Active addresses and private introductions in Key Biscayne are handled personally by Mariana Niro.