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The The Peruvian buyer population in Sunny Isles is significantly larger than in Key Biscayne:
- Total Population: Estimates suggest there are 5,000-10,000 Peruvian residents in Sunny Isles, though exact numbers are difficult to confirm.
- High Concentration: Sunny Isles has one of the largest concentrations of Peruvians in South Florida, behind Doral and specific neighborhoods in Miami.
- Draw for Middle Class: While Key Biscayne draws ultra wealthy Peruvians, Sunny Isles appeals to upper middle class Peruvian families looking for waterfront high-rise condos.
- Peruvian Businesses: Sunny Isles has developed a visible Peruvian commercial presence, with numerous Peruvian restaurants, grocery stores, bakeries and other businesses.
- Accessibility: The suburban family-friendly vibe, amenities and accessibility of Sunny Isles attracts Peruvian professionals and families compared to more urban areas.
- Recent Growth: The Peruvian population in Sunny Isles markedly expanded in the 1990s and 2000s during a new wave of immigration.
In summary, Sunny Isles houses a sizable and growing Peruvian community, skewing towards educated middle and upper-middle class professionals, families and business owners compared to Key Biscayne's ultra wealthy enclave. It provides a major hub for Peruvian culture, cuisine and connections in South Florida.