You may know about Palm Beach County, Florida, and some of its most widely-known cities like Boca Raton, Palm Beach, and Jupiter. All beautiful, for sure! But when it comes to exceptional gems, you should get to know my home base and where I’ve worked for the last 24 years—the incomparable Singer Island.
Singer Island is named for Paris Eugene Singer, the famous Palm Beach developer and son of Isaac Singer, the sewing machine magnate. In the 1950’s Palm Beach County enjoyed tremendous growth, and Singer Island evolved into a resort area of hotels and condominiums. In 1952, Phil Foster Park was opened, named after one of Riviera Beach’s pioneer citizens.
When I was a teen, Singer Island had a few homes, but it was mostly the place where my
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