Boca Raton, Florida · Community Guide · Updated October 2026

Caribbean Keys, Boca Raton: Waterfront Homes and Prices (2026 Guide)

74 canal homes with docks and no HOA: prices and schools, in one page.

By Enrique Urdaneta, Real Estate Advisor, Engel & Völkers · Last updated October 11, 2026 · Data: Beaches MLS

74Homes
About $2.5MMedian price, 12 months
NoneHOA
NoGated

What is Caribbean Keys? Caribbean Keys is a waterfront neighborhood of 74 single-family homes in east Boca Raton, Florida (ZIP 33487), on Havana Drive, Coastal Drive, Rico Drive, Nassau Drive and NE 7th Avenue. Built in the 1960s and 1970s, many homes sit on canals with private docks. There is no gate and no HOA. In the last 12 months, homes listed or sold for $1.85 million to $6.13 million.

Caribbean Keys is a small boating neighborhood where original canal homes and new waterfront builds trade at very different prices.

Caribbean Keys: Quick Facts (2026)

Fact Detail
Location Havana Drive, Coastal Drive, Rico Drive, Nassau Drive, New Castle Street and NE 7th Avenue, Boca Raton, FL 33487
Homes 74
Built 1960s and 1970s, plus newer rebuilds
Waterfront Canals with private docks on many homes
Gated No
HOA None
Club membership required No
Listed or sold, last 12 months 8 homes: 6 sold, 2 active. $1,850,000 to $6,125,000. Median about $2,500,000 (Beaches MLS)
Public schools J.C. Mitchell Elementary, Boca Raton Community Middle, Boca Raton Community High

How Much Are Homes in Caribbean Keys?

In the last 12 months, six homes sold in Caribbean Keys and two were listed, at prices from $1,850,000 to $6,125,000, with a median near $2,500,000, per Beaches MLS.

Address Bedrooms Size Price
5600 Coastal Drive 4 5,326 sq ft $6,125,000
760 Havana Drive 5 4,772 sq ft $4,525,000
5798 NE 7th Avenue 4 3,223 sq ft $2,500,000
5635 Rico Drive 3 2,310 sq ft $2,495,000
727 Havana Drive 3 1,762 sq ft $2,000,000
5567 Rico Drive 3 1,679 sq ft $1,850,000

As listed by Echo Fine Properties. Not all sales fall in the last 12 months.

What this means: homes under 2,000 sq ft sold near $2 million, while larger homes sold above $4.5 million. On the water, the lot carries much of the value.

Does Caribbean Keys Have an HOA?

No. Recent MLS data shows no HOA.

What Is the Boating Like in Caribbean Keys?

Many homes sit on canals with private docks, per Echo Fine Properties. Before you buy, confirm dock length, depth at low tide, seawall condition and the route your boat will take to the inlet.

Is Caribbean Keys Gated?

No.

Which Schools Serve Caribbean Keys?

Public schools reported for Caribbean Keys:

  • J.C. Mitchell Elementary School
  • Boca Raton Community Middle School
  • Boca Raton Community High School

Confirm the assigned schools for a specific address with the School District of Palm Beach County.

What Does It Cost to Own a Home in Caribbean Keys?

A home at the median price near $2,500,000 carries no HOA and no club fee. Yearly costs come from property taxes, insurance and the dock.

Cost Amount
Home price (median, last 12 months) About $2,500,000
HOA $0
Club entry fee $0

Not included: property taxes, homeowners, wind and flood insurance, and dock and seawall maintenance. Check property taxes with the Palm Beach County Property Appraiser.

Caribbean Keys FAQ

Where is Caribbean Keys?

In east Boca Raton, ZIP 33487, on Havana Drive, Coastal Drive and Rico Drive.

How many homes are in Caribbean Keys?

74.

How much are homes in Caribbean Keys?

In the last 12 months, homes listed or sold from $1,850,000 to $6,125,000 (Beaches MLS).

Does Caribbean Keys have an HOA?

No.

Do homes have docks?

Many do, on canals.

Thinking About Caribbean Keys?

In Caribbean Keys, original canal homes and new builds trade far apart. I help owners compare a retail sale with a sale to a builder, and help buyers price the dock and lot before the house. As a yacht broker, I can also help match the dock to the boat.

Watch my community guides on YouTube

Enrique Urdaneta, Real Estate Advisor, Engel & Völkers
I don't sell houses. I help you make strategic decisions about your wealth.

About the author

Enrique Urdaneta is a real estate advisor and yacht broker with Engel & Völkers in Boca Raton. He has lived in Boca Raton since 2009 and has 14 years in U.S. real estate, more than 25 years as a real estate investor, and 16 years in private banking focused on construction and pre-construction lending.

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