About Our Companies . . .
While the logos and names may be different, the professionalism and winning attitude of these sister companies are the same. Joined together by broker, Joy Martin, our two companies work as one of the most successful real estate partnerships in the upper Keys. The collective team of over 30 Realtors® covers the entire upper Florida Keys, from Key Largo through Long Key, from the affordable to the fabulous.
Both offices employ a professional in-house Marketing Department. Our combined companies host a substantial inventory of high-end luxury properties in the Florida Keys.
Established in Islamorada in 1987, American Caribbean has become recognized as an industry leader in the Florida Keys marketplace, with billions of dollars in closed sales and listings. The credit goes to our dedicated sales team and administrative staff. American Caribbean Real Estate is also the exclusive affiliate of Christie’s Great Estates in the upper Keys.
Marr Properties has been helping buyers and sellers since the 1960's. We have now grown into the largest independent real estate agency in the upper Florida Keys, and we take great pride in the service-oriented sales and property management associates working with our company.
SOUTH BEACH South Florida’s Playground
Just a short jaunt to the mainland, you’ll find The one of a kind cultural enclave that could only be South Beach. It has a rich and storied history in its world- famous Art Deco architecture, and a vibrant pulsing future in its renowned nightclubs.
This elite playground is a premier destination for famous celebrities. Beyond the radiant sun, surf and sand, there’s no end to what’s happening in South Beach, and whether you are an arts enthusiast, gourmand, shopaholic, socialite or sun worshipper, there are plenty of options for where to have your fun in the sun. With agents that have vast hands-on experience in South Beach, we can help you find your own personal retreat in this ultimate South Florida location.
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