The Village of Key Biscayne with its 10,507 residents was incorporated on June 18, 1991 and is located on a four-mile-long, two-mile-wide barrier Island that separates the Atlantic Ocean from Biscayne Bay. The Village is bordered to the north by Miami-Dade County's Crandon Park and to the south by Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park. The island is connected to the mainland through a multi-lane causeway.

There are approximately 6,318 residential units in the Village, 1,296 are single-family homes over 5,000 are multi-family units. There are seven shopping centers and other retail/office space total approximately 232,682 square feet.
The Village borders nearly 30 acres of pristine Atlantic beach, has five public parks, and enjoys a full-service Community Center with gymnasium and pool. The Village Green, 9.5 acres in size, contains a multi-use open fields, a half-mile jogging course, a tot lot with interactive splash fountain, a community bandstand, restrooms and small shade pavilion.

The Village of Key Biscayne offers unique small town lifestyle in a bustling major metropolitan area. It is an exclusive area with many hi-rise condos and luxurious single family homes. Many residents take advantage of the Village feel and walk or ride golf carts to many locations on the island. Key Biscayne is for people who want to live near a metropolis, but want the retreat of a village feel.