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I posted this in your travel site; thought you'd get it quicker here; (Where you prefer in Florida)Depends on the beach style you like, and the demographics you seek. Fine, soft sand and shells dominate the West coast, and the water is generally warmer but murky; not good for snorkeling. Very low or no waves on the west coast. The demog. is mostly anglo-American seniors. A rougher, coral based granular sand in on the east coast, but this results in clearer, snorkelable waters, more dive sites, bigger surf, and a greater variety in the demog...Spanish American mostly near Miami, becoming more Anglo as you go up the coast. The Keys have only man-made beaches; the rising ocean (over the last millenia as well as recently) has created a plant based (Mangrove) shoreline with some coral-based gravel beaches in some state parks. But this is where you see huge stretches of blue-green water, and the Coral reefs are a huge attraction for lookers and fishermen. The cost of living is sky-high in the Keys; and the folks are mostly anglo. Key West is totally unique. Visit all three areas, talk to realtors, then make a decision. Check out zillow.com; a totally unique real-estate site that lets you get a google-earth view of communities and their prices for homes!

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