The roles of healthcare and affordable housing play heavily on buying and selling property in Key West and the Florida Keys.

Art gallery owner and Key West native daughter, Nance Frank, regales us with her stories of world travel and Cuban culture, which she parlayed successfully into Key West's Gallery on Greene. 

Barbara and Darla look at the past year and discuss trends that will affect 2019 real estate.

Old Island Restoration Foundation hosts its Christmas house tour in December, 2018 then the January, February and March, 2019 open houses in private Key West homes.

Three real estate agents discuss renovation myths, myths related to real estate agents--like they're all the same, right?--and 2-word phrases (eponymous phenomena) that identify a person with an accepted concept, such as Murphy's Law, or Hanlon's Razor--a great one that says "never attribute to malice what can be adequately explained by stupidity."

Historic Preservationist Sharon Wells talks about some of the 3000+properties in Key West's historic district; about stewardship and what it takes to get awards for outstanding preservation. Wells' house histories document past activity for her clients.

Will Langley, managing broker at Berkshire Hathaway Knight & Gardner Realty and current president of Key West Association of Realtors, addresses the types of businesses--and their costs to rent real estate--on downtown Key West's prominent shopping district.

Long-time property manager and Realtor, Jaime Caballero shares what to look for in tenants and what to look for in property managers for both vacation rentals and residential rentals.

Special guest Robin Mitchell with Keller Williams lives at the Key West Golf Course and specializes in real estate sales fpr this gated community. Robin is also the president elect for the Key West Association of Realtors.

Danise Enriquez reviews property taxes and issues related to taxes in the Florida Keys. Of great interest is how to invest in tax certificates.