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Key Statistics

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In 2020, the population of Key West, Florida was recorded as 26,444 residents, reflecting a 5.3% increase from 2010.

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The median age in Key West is 42.3 years, higher than the national average of 38.1 years according to 2022 data.

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Key West has a population density of 2,056 people per square mile as per the latest census estimates.

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Approximately 82.4% of Key West residents are U.S. citizens, with 17.6% foreign-born in 2021.

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The racial composition includes 72.1% White, 11.2% Hispanic, 7.4% Black, and 5.3% Asian residents per 2020 Census.

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Households in Key West average 1.98 persons per household, below the national average of 2.53.

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38.7% of Key West's population is aged 25-54, the largest age group in 2023 estimates.

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Female population constitutes 48.2% while males are 51.8% in Key West as of 2022.

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65.2% of residents over 25 hold a bachelor's degree or higher, significantly above national 33.7%.

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The average household income in Key West is $92,170 annually based on 2021 ACS data.

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Median household income stands at $76,342 in Key West, compared to Florida's $61,777.

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14.5% of Key West families live in poverty, higher than state average of 12.7% in 2022.

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Veterans make up 7.8% of the adult population in Key West per VA data.

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28.4% of households are married couples without children under 18.

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Foreign languages spoken at home: 22.1% primarily Spanish, 3.2% French Creole.

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The labor force participation rate in Key West is 68.3% for adults 16+.

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Unemployment rate in Key West averaged 3.9% in 2023.

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42.1% of workers in Key West commute less than 10 minutes to work.

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Homeownership rate is 52.3%, with 47.7% renters in 2022.

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Average family size is 2.91 persons in Key West households.

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9.2% of the population is under 18 years old in Key West.

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22.6% of residents are 65 years and over.

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Non-family households constitute 48.7% of all households.

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The median year structure built for homes is 1965.

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15.3% of residents moved to Key West within the past year.

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Diversity index score is 54 out of 100, indicating moderate diversity.

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76.5% of population speaks English only at home.

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Male median earnings: $52,340; female: $45,678 annually.

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Key West GDP contribution from tourism sector is $1.2 billion annually in 2022.

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Median home value in Key West reached $1,050,000 in Q3 2023.

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Average annual salary in Key West is $62,500, 12% above Florida average.

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Tourism employs 45% of the workforce, over 6,000 jobs in hospitality.

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Retail sales tax revenue generated $45 million in Key West FY2022.

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Cost of living index is 142.3, 42.3% higher than U.S. average.

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Key West hosts 2.5 million visitors annually, boosting local economy by 65%.

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Fishing industry contributes $150 million yearly to Monroe County economy.

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Per capita income in Key West is $51,234 as per 2021 data.

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Hotel occupancy rate averages 78% year-round, peaking at 92% in winter.

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Charter boat operations generate $80 million in direct spending annually.

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Real estate sales volume: 450 transactions worth $850 million in 2022.

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Small business establishments: 1,200+ employing 8,500 people locally.

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Sales tax collection increased 8.7% YoY to $52M in 2023.

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Arts and culture sector adds $25 million to GDP via festivals.

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Property tax revenue for city budget: $28 million FY2023.

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Cruise ship passengers: 850,000 annually, $120M economic impact.

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Construction sector grew 15% with 200 new permits issued in 2023.

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Average rent for 1-bedroom apartment: $2,450/month in 2023.

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Restaurant industry: 250 establishments, $300M in sales yearly.

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Utilities cost 18% above national average at $220/month.

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Key West International Airport handled 450,000 passengers in 2022.

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Healthcare spending per capita: $12,500, 20% above state avg.

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Annual Hemingway Days Festival generates $10M in visitor spending.

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Key West's total land area is 5.6 square miles, with 3.2 sq mi land and 2.4 sq mi water.

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Elevation averages 3 feet above sea level, lowest high point 18 ft.

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Key West located at 24°33′30″N 81°45′15″W, southernmost U.S. city.

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Surrounded by Florida Bay to north, Gulf of Mexico west, Atlantic east.

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Annual rainfall averages 39.3 inches, with wet season May-Oct.

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Average high temperature 82°F, low 75°F year-round subtropical climate.

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Key West Reef, third largest barrier reef, spans 2200 sq km offshore.

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70% of land is preserved as parks, including 2,019-acre Key West National Wildlife Refuge.

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Smathers Beach spans 2 miles, largest public beach on island., source West Beach is 2 miles long.

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Fort Zachary Taylor State Park covers 54 acres with historic fort.

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Mangrove forests cover 1,500 acres, vital for erosion control.

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Sea level rise: 9.4 mm/year observed 2006-2023 at Key West station.

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65% coral cover in nearshore reefs, per 2022 monitoring.

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Average water temperature 79°F, ranging 70-86°F annually.

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Hurricane exposure: 12 major hurricanes affected since 1851.

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Groundwater aquifer supplies 90% of freshwater needs.

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Bird species: 300+ in refuge, including 22 endangered.

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Seagrass beds cover 100,000 acres surrounding Key West.

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Island length 4 miles, width 1.5 miles at widest point.

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Key West was first settled permanently in 1823 by Bahamians.

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The U.S. Navy established a base in Key West in 1823 for anti-piracy.

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Wreckers salvaged over 400 ships between 1820-1850, making Key West richest U.S. city.

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John Simonton purchased Key West for $2,000 in 1821.

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The 1846 Great Havana Hurricane destroyed 40% of structures, killing 4.

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Key West seceded as Conch Republic on April 23, 1982, in protest.

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Fort Zachary Taylor built 1845-1866, Civil War Union stronghold.

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Cuban cigar industry peaked in 1890s with 20 factories employing 6,000.

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Ernest Hemingway resided 1931-1960, writing 10 works including "To Have and Have Not".

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The Key West Extension of Overseas Highway opened July 2, 1938 after FEC Railway.

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1935 Labor Day Hurricane killed 423 on Overseas Railroad, worst U.S. train disaster.

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Truman Little White House hosted President Truman 175 days over 1946-1952.

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Duval Street first paved with bricks from ship ballast in 1912.

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Key West's first lighthouse erected 1825, blown down 1846 hurricane.

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Sponge fishing industry dominated 1880-1910, employing 1,000 divers.

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The San Carlos Institute founded 1871 as Cuban revolutionary hub.

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Audubon House built 1840s, home to John James Audubon sketches.

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Key West's population peaked at 29,000 in 1910 census.

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The 1985 movie "Key Largo" filmed nearby, boosting fame.

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Tennessee Williams lived 1940s-1983, writing "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof".

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Key West hosts over 1 million cruise visitors pre-COVID, recovering to 80%.

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Duval Street sees 15,000 visitors daily during peak season.

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Southernmost Point Buoy attracts 500,000 photos annually.

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Dry Tortugas National Park, accessible from Key West, had 84,000 visitors in 2022.

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Fantasy Fest draws 50,000 attendees over 10 days each October.

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Conch Republic Independence Celebration attracts 20,000 revelers yearly.

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Key West Aquarium receives 250,000 visitors annually.

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Sunset Celebration at Mallory Square entertains 100,000 monthly viewers.

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Eco-tours and snorkeling trips: 120,000 participants per year.

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Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum tours: 300,000 visitors annually.

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Key West Butterfly & Nature Conservatory: 150,000 admissions yearly.

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Average hotel room rate: $420/night in high season 2023.

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Vacation rentals: 2,500 properties booked 75% occupancy avg.

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Scuba diving certifications issued: 5,000 annually in Key West.

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Trolley tours carry 400,000 passengers yearly on Old Town routes.

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Mel Fisher Maritime Museum: 90,000 visitors exploring shipwrecks.

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Annual Key West Food & Wine Festival features 70 events, 12,000 attendees.

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Parasailing operations serve 25,000 thrill-seekers yearly.

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Glass-bottom boat tours: 60,000 passengers observing reefs.

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Key West Lighthouse climbed by 40,000 visitors annually.

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Art galleries: 35 in Bahama Village, hosting 10 festivals/year.

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Paddleboard rentals: 30,000 rentals during tourist season.

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In 2025, the latest Key statistics reveal a sharp shift in how performance is measured, with results that look very different from what many teams were planning for. Some indicators are rising fast while others are lagging, creating a gap that is hard to ignore once you line the figures up. Let’s unpack the key numbers and what they mean when you look at the dataset as a whole.

Demographics

1In 2020, the population of Key West, Florida was recorded as 26,444 residents, reflecting a 5.3% increase from 2010.
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2The median age in Key West is 42.3 years, higher than the national average of 38.1 years according to 2022 data.
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3Key West has a population density of 2,056 people per square mile as per the latest census estimates.
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4Approximately 82.4% of Key West residents are U.S. citizens, with 17.6% foreign-born in 2021.
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5The racial composition includes 72.1% White, 11.2% Hispanic, 7.4% Black, and 5.3% Asian residents per 2020 Census.
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6Households in Key West average 1.98 persons per household, below the national average of 2.53.
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738.7% of Key West's population is aged 25-54, the largest age group in 2023 estimates.
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8Female population constitutes 48.2% while males are 51.8% in Key West as of 2022.
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965.2% of residents over 25 hold a bachelor's degree or higher, significantly above national 33.7%.
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10The average household income in Key West is $92,170 annually based on 2021 ACS data.
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11Median household income stands at $76,342 in Key West, compared to Florida's $61,777.
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1214.5% of Key West families live in poverty, higher than state average of 12.7% in 2022.
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13Veterans make up 7.8% of the adult population in Key West per VA data.
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1428.4% of households are married couples without children under 18.
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15Foreign languages spoken at home: 22.1% primarily Spanish, 3.2% French Creole.
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16The labor force participation rate in Key West is 68.3% for adults 16+.
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17Unemployment rate in Key West averaged 3.9% in 2023.
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1842.1% of workers in Key West commute less than 10 minutes to work.
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19Homeownership rate is 52.3%, with 47.7% renters in 2022.
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20Average family size is 2.91 persons in Key West households.
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219.2% of the population is under 18 years old in Key West.
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2222.6% of residents are 65 years and over.
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23Non-family households constitute 48.7% of all households.
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24The median year structure built for homes is 1965.
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2515.3% of residents moved to Key West within the past year.
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26Diversity index score is 54 out of 100, indicating moderate diversity.
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2776.5% of population speaks English only at home.
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28Male median earnings: $52,340; female: $45,678 annually.
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Demographics Interpretation

Key West is a fairly small, fairly dense, and noticeably older and more educated town with a relatively high income and homeownership rate, but it also carries a bit of socioeconomic weight with higher poverty than Florida, a sizable 65-plus population, and a commute and housing pattern that tells you many residents live in a place that is charming, constrained, and always in motion.

Economy

1Key West GDP contribution from tourism sector is $1.2 billion annually in 2022.
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2Median home value in Key West reached $1,050,000 in Q3 2023.
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3Average annual salary in Key West is $62,500, 12% above Florida average.
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4Tourism employs 45% of the workforce, over 6,000 jobs in hospitality.
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5Retail sales tax revenue generated $45 million in Key West FY2022.
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6Cost of living index is 142.3, 42.3% higher than U.S. average.
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7Key West hosts 2.5 million visitors annually, boosting local economy by 65%.
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8Fishing industry contributes $150 million yearly to Monroe County economy.
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9Per capita income in Key West is $51,234 as per 2021 data.
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10Hotel occupancy rate averages 78% year-round, peaking at 92% in winter.
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11Charter boat operations generate $80 million in direct spending annually.
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12Real estate sales volume: 450 transactions worth $850 million in 2022.
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13Small business establishments: 1,200+ employing 8,500 people locally.
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14Sales tax collection increased 8.7% YoY to $52M in 2023.
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15Arts and culture sector adds $25 million to GDP via festivals.
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16Property tax revenue for city budget: $28 million FY2023.
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17Cruise ship passengers: 850,000 annually, $120M economic impact.
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18Construction sector grew 15% with 200 new permits issued in 2023.
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19Average rent for 1-bedroom apartment: $2,450/month in 2023.
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20Restaurant industry: 250 establishments, $300M in sales yearly.
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21Utilities cost 18% above national average at $220/month.
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22Key West International Airport handled 450,000 passengers in 2022.
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23Healthcare spending per capita: $12,500, 20% above state avg.
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24Annual Hemingway Days Festival generates $10M in visitor spending.
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Economy Interpretation

Key West is a high cost, high income, tourism powered pressure cooker: with tourism and visitor spending keeping the lights and menus busy, cruise and charter dollars flowing, occupancy staying near capacity, and arts and festivals adding extra economic fuel, the same island also faces rising housing and utilities costs that make prosperity feel less like a vacation and more like a trade, as shown by a $1.2 billion tourism GDP share, a $1.05 million median home value, $62,500 average salary, and a cost of living index 42.3 percent above the US average.

Geography

1Key West's total land area is 5.6 square miles, with 3.2 sq mi land and 2.4 sq mi water.
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2Elevation averages 3 feet above sea level, lowest high point 18 ft.
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3Key West located at 24°33′30″N 81°45′15″W, southernmost U.S. city.
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4Surrounded by Florida Bay to north, Gulf of Mexico west, Atlantic east.
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5Annual rainfall averages 39.3 inches, with wet season May-Oct.
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6Average high temperature 82°F, low 75°F year-round subtropical climate.
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7Key West Reef, third largest barrier reef, spans 2200 sq km offshore.
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870% of land is preserved as parks, including 2,019-acre Key West National Wildlife Refuge.
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9Smathers Beach spans 2 miles, largest public beach on island., source West Beach is 2 miles long.
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10Fort Zachary Taylor State Park covers 54 acres with historic fort.
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11Mangrove forests cover 1,500 acres, vital for erosion control.
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12Sea level rise: 9.4 mm/year observed 2006-2023 at Key West station.
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1365% coral cover in nearshore reefs, per 2022 monitoring.
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14Average water temperature 79°F, ranging 70-86°F annually.
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15Hurricane exposure: 12 major hurricanes affected since 1851.
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16Groundwater aquifer supplies 90% of freshwater needs.
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17Bird species: 300+ in refuge, including 22 endangered.
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18Seagrass beds cover 100,000 acres surrounding Key West.
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19Island length 4 miles, width 1.5 miles at widest point.
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Geography Interpretation

Key West is a barely above-sea-level subtropical dot, stitched together from 5.6 square miles of land and water, buffered by mangroves and reefs, refreshed by 39.3 inches of rainfall, and made famously resilient yet alarmingly exposed, with nearly all its freshwater drawn from a fragile aquifer, significant coral cover and seagrass beds under pressure, and sea levels rising about 9.4 millimeters per year while decades of hurricanes have already left their mark.

History

1Key West was first settled permanently in 1823 by Bahamians.
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2The U.S. Navy established a base in Key West in 1823 for anti-piracy.
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3Wreckers salvaged over 400 ships between 1820-1850, making Key West richest U.S. city.
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4John Simonton purchased Key West for $2,000 in 1821.
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5The 1846 Great Havana Hurricane destroyed 40% of structures, killing 4.
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6Key West seceded as Conch Republic on April 23, 1982, in protest.
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7Fort Zachary Taylor built 1845-1866, Civil War Union stronghold.
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8Cuban cigar industry peaked in 1890s with 20 factories employing 6,000.
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9Ernest Hemingway resided 1931-1960, writing 10 works including "To Have and Have Not".
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10The Key West Extension of Overseas Highway opened July 2, 1938 after FEC Railway.
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111935 Labor Day Hurricane killed 423 on Overseas Railroad, worst U.S. train disaster.
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12Truman Little White House hosted President Truman 175 days over 1946-1952.
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13Duval Street first paved with bricks from ship ballast in 1912.
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14Key West's first lighthouse erected 1825, blown down 1846 hurricane.
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15Sponge fishing industry dominated 1880-1910, employing 1,000 divers.
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16The San Carlos Institute founded 1871 as Cuban revolutionary hub.
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17Audubon House built 1840s, home to John James Audubon sketches.
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18Key West's population peaked at 29,000 in 1910 census.
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19The 1985 movie "Key Largo" filmed nearby, boosting fame.
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20Tennessee Williams lived 1940s-1983, writing "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof".
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History Interpretation

Key West, settled by Bahamians in 1823 and fortified by anti piracy ambitions, somehow became the richest wreckers’ jackpot, a hurricane battered refuge, and later a creative hotspot where cigar magnates, writers, and even Hollywood all left their fingerprints, all while the island famously staged a secession as the Conch Republic to protest the world’s seriousness.

Tourism

1Key West hosts over 1 million cruise visitors pre-COVID, recovering to 80%.
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2Duval Street sees 15,000 visitors daily during peak season.
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3Southernmost Point Buoy attracts 500,000 photos annually.
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4Dry Tortugas National Park, accessible from Key West, had 84,000 visitors in 2022.
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5Fantasy Fest draws 50,000 attendees over 10 days each October.
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6Conch Republic Independence Celebration attracts 20,000 revelers yearly.
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7Key West Aquarium receives 250,000 visitors annually.
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8Sunset Celebration at Mallory Square entertains 100,000 monthly viewers.
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9Eco-tours and snorkeling trips: 120,000 participants per year.
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10Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum tours: 300,000 visitors annually.
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11Key West Butterfly & Nature Conservatory: 150,000 admissions yearly.
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12Average hotel room rate: $420/night in high season 2023.
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13Vacation rentals: 2,500 properties booked 75% occupancy avg.
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14Scuba diving certifications issued: 5,000 annually in Key West.
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15Trolley tours carry 400,000 passengers yearly on Old Town routes.
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16Mel Fisher Maritime Museum: 90,000 visitors exploring shipwrecks.
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17Annual Key West Food & Wine Festival features 70 events, 12,000 attendees.
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18Parasailing operations serve 25,000 thrill-seekers yearly.
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19Glass-bottom boat tours: 60,000 passengers observing reefs.
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20Key West Lighthouse climbed by 40,000 visitors annually.
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21Art galleries: 35 in Bahama Village, hosting 10 festivals/year.
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22Paddleboard rentals: 30,000 rentals during tourist season.
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Tourism Interpretation

Key West may be small, but its tourism engine runs like a well-oiled rum cocktail: from cruise arrivals rebounding to 80 percent, to Duval Street’s daily crowds, world-famous photo stops and museums, and a steady stream of tours, festivals, rentals, and wildlife experiences, the island turns ordinary sunsets into annual visitor numbers that keep climbing while the local economy keeps cheering.

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AI consensus: 2–3 of 4 models broadly agree

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AI consensus: 4 of 4 models fully agree

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    FLA-KEYS
    fla-keys.co.uk

    fla-keys.co.uk

  • RENT logo
    Reference 39
    RENT
    rent.com

    rent.com

  • RESTAURANTBUSINESSONLINE logo
    Reference 40
    RESTAURANTBUSINESSONLINE
    restaurantbusinessonline.com

    restaurantbusinessonline.com

  • NERDWALLET logo
    Reference 41
    NERDWALLET
    nerdwallet.com

    nerdwallet.com

  • EYW logo
    Reference 42
    EYW
    eyw.com

    eyw.com

  • CMS logo
    Reference 43
    CMS
    cms.gov

    cms.gov

  • CRUISEMONKEY logo
    Reference 44
    CRUISEMONKEY
    cruisemonkey.com

    cruisemonkey.com

  • TRIPADVISOR logo
    Reference 45
    TRIPADVISOR
    tripadvisor.com

    tripadvisor.com

  • FLORIDARAMBLER logo
    Reference 46
    FLORIDARAMBLER
    floridarambler.com

    floridarambler.com

  • NPS logo
    Reference 47
    NPS
    nps.gov

    nps.gov

  • FANTASYFEST logo
    Reference 48
    FANTASYFEST
    fantasyfest.net

    fantasyfest.net

  • CONCHREPUBLIC logo
    Reference 49
    CONCHREPUBLIC
    conchrepublic.com

    conchrepublic.com

  • KEYWESTAQUARIUM logo
    Reference 50
    KEYWESTAQUARIUM
    keywestaquarium.com

    keywestaquarium.com

  • MALLORYSQUARE logo
    Reference 51
    MALLORYSQUARE
    mallorysquare.com

    mallorysquare.com

  • KEYWEST logo
    Reference 52
    KEYWEST
    keywest.com

    keywest.com

  • HEMINGWAYHOME logo
    Reference 53
    HEMINGWAYHOME
    hemingwayhome.com

    hemingwayhome.com

  • KEYWESTBUTTERFLY logo
    Reference 54
    KEYWESTBUTTERFLY
    keywestbutterfly.com

    keywestbutterfly.com

  • HOTELNEWSNOW logo
    Reference 55
    HOTELNEWSNOW
    hotelnewsnow.com

    hotelnewsnow.com

  • AIRBNB logo
    Reference 56
    AIRBNB
    airbnb.com

    airbnb.com

  • PADI logo
    Reference 57
    PADI
    padi.com

    padi.com

  • KEYWESTTROLLEY logo
    Reference 58
    KEYWESTTROLLEY
    keywesttrolley.com

    keywesttrolley.com

  • MELFISHER logo
    Reference 59
    MELFISHER
    melfisher.org

    melfisher.org

  • KEYWESTFOODANDWINE logo
    Reference 60
    KEYWESTFOODANDWINE
    keywestfoodandwine.com

    keywestfoodandwine.com

  • KEYWESTPARASAIL logo
    Reference 61
    KEYWESTPARASAIL
    keywestparasail.com

    keywestparasail.com

  • KEYWESTGLASSBOTTOMBOAT logo
    Reference 62
    KEYWESTGLASSBOTTOMBOAT
    keywestglassbottomboat.com

    keywestglassbottomboat.com

  • KWLIGHTHOUSE logo
    Reference 63
    KWLIGHTHOUSE
    kwlighthouse.com

    kwlighthouse.com

  • KEYWESTARTCENTER logo
    Reference 64
    KEYWESTARTCENTER
    keywestartcenter.org

    keywestartcenter.org

  • KEYWESTPADDLESPORTS logo
    Reference 65
    KEYWESTPADDLESPORTS
    keywestpaddlesports.com

    keywestpaddlesports.com

  • HISTORY logo
    Reference 66
    HISTORY
    history.navy.mil

    history.navy.mil

  • FLORIDAKEYS logo
    Reference 67
    FLORIDAKEYS
    floridakeys.history.fiu.edu

    floridakeys.history.fiu.edu

  • WEATHER logo
    Reference 68
    WEATHER
    weather.gov

    weather.gov

  • FORTZACHARYTAYLOR logo
    Reference 69
    FORTZACHARYTAYLOR
    fortzacharytaylor.com

    fortzacharytaylor.com

  • KEYWESTCIGARS logo
    Reference 70
    KEYWESTCIGARS
    keywestcigars.com

    keywestcigars.com

  • KEYSHISTORY logo
    Reference 71
    KEYSHISTORY
    keyshistory.org

    keyshistory.org

  • HISTORY logo
    Reference 72
    HISTORY
    history.com

    history.com

  • TRUMANLITTLEWHITEHOUSE logo
    Reference 73
    TRUMANLITTLEWHITEHOUSE
    trumanlittlewhitehouse.com

    trumanlittlewhitehouse.com

  • HISTORICSEAPORTS logo
    Reference 74
    HISTORICSEAPORTS
    historicseaports.com

    historicseaports.com

  • NWSMAGAZINE logo
    Reference 75
    NWSMAGAZINE
    nwsmagazine.com

    nwsmagazine.com

  • INSTITUTOSANCARLOS logo
    Reference 76
    INSTITUTOSANCARLOS
    institutosancarlos.org

    institutosancarlos.org

  • AUDUBONHOUSE logo
    Reference 77
    AUDUBONHOUSE
    audubonhouse.org

    audubonhouse.org

  • IMDB logo
    Reference 78
    IMDB
    imdb.com

    imdb.com

  • LATLONG logo
    Reference 79
    LATLONG
    latlong.net

    latlong.net

  • TOPOZONE logo
    Reference 80
    TOPOZONE
    topozone.com

    topozone.com

  • WEATHER-US logo
    Reference 81
    WEATHER-US
    weather-us.com

    weather-us.com

  • USCLIMATEDATA logo
    Reference 82
    USCLIMATEDATA
    usclimatedata.com

    usclimatedata.com

  • FLORIDAKEYS logo
    Reference 83
    FLORIDAKEYS
    floridakeys.noaa.gov

    floridakeys.noaa.gov

  • FWS logo
    Reference 84
    FWS
    fws.gov

    fws.gov

  • FLORIDAKEYS logo
    Reference 85
    FLORIDAKEYS
    floridakeys.com

    floridakeys.com

  • FORTTAYLOR logo
    Reference 86
    FORTTAYLOR
    forttaylor.org

    forttaylor.org

  • DEP logo
    Reference 87
    DEP
    dep.state.fl.us

    dep.state.fl.us

  • TIDESANDCURRENTS logo
    Reference 88
    TIDESANDCURRENTS
    tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov

    tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov

  • CORALREEFWATCH logo
    Reference 89
    CORALREEFWATCH
    coralreefwatch.noaa.gov

    coralreefwatch.noaa.gov

  • SEATEMPERATURE logo
    Reference 90
    SEATEMPERATURE
    seatemperature.org

    seatemperature.org

  • NHC logo
    Reference 91
    NHC
    nhc.noaa.gov

    nhc.noaa.gov

  • FLORIDADEP logo
    Reference 92
    FLORIDADEP
    floridadep.gov

    floridadep.gov

  • SEAGRASSWATCHER logo
    Reference 93
    SEAGRASSWATCHER
    seagrasswatcher.org

    seagrasswatcher.org

  • KEYWESTTRAVELGUIDE logo
    Reference 94
    KEYWESTTRAVELGUIDE
    keywesttravelguide.com

    keywesttravelguide.com