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Casey Key Florida is and private barrier island paradise located 25 minutes south of downtown Sarasota. This exclusive island was originally named Chaise's Key when mapped out during the 1850s. It became Casey Key after Captain John Charles Casey, when he was assigned here to re-map the entire area. In the 1920s, a real estate developer briefly changed the name to Treasure Island, but soon-after, the Florida real estate market collapsed and its name reverted back to Casey Key. For those that can afford the high price, living on Casey Key can provide an amazing living experience like no other. The small number of residents, the secluded and luxurious beach homes and estates .. more»

Ok - so you have decided to buy a piece of "Paradise" but aren't sure where on the Island to call home?Well - I've got three words for you - Location, Location, Location! Everyone knows the old Real Estate Axiom.... And the beautiful part of buying in Key West is regardless of where you buy - you are in a great spot! For all intents and Purposes - Key West real estate can be broken down into three *distinct* areas: 1. Old Town 2. New Town 3. Casa Marina Now you have to remember that the entire island is only 4 miles long and 2 miles wide - so really - there isn't a big difference geographically between the .. more»

A common question we get from investors is what has been the price history in the areas in which we operate. Whilst some good data is available in the capital Berlin, finding price history in cities such as Leipzig can be difficult to find in the public domain. During this article, we will try and provide some guidance on price histories since re-unification and of the past 3 years in particular. We will then make some predictions on how prices will develop in the coming years. It is true to say that a freshly re-unified Germany was somewhat out of sync with the rest of .. more»