



Selling a luxury condo on Singer Island calls for a different comparison than selling in West Palm Beach. Singer Island is a limited, direct-oceanfront market where buyers may place a premium on beach access, views and resort amenities. Many buyers are seasonal or second-home owners, making winter-season timing an important consideration when planning a listing. West Palm Beach condos attract more year-round buyers who value walkability to downtown and the waterfront. New construction also creates additional competition for those buyers, so a condo’s building-specific features and recent sales deserve close attention. In both markets, building reserves, insurance and assessments weigh heavily on pricing decisions. Current inspections and strong reserves can help a seller present a more compelling property profile. As a Singer Island resident with 30 years in real estate, I price each condo against recent sales in its own building rather than relying on a citywide average. If you are preparing to sell, compare your building, buyer pool and timing before setting a price. Message me to talk about your move.