Homes for Rent in Singer Island, Florida
- Rentals listed
- 113
- Median rent leased, 12 mo
- $5,000
- Median days to close
- 60
- Leases, 12 mo
- 195
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Homes for Rent in Singer Island — A Local's Guide
- Leases signed, last 12 months
- 195
- Median rent achieved
- $5,000/mo
- Median time to lease
- 60 days
Singer Island is a barrier island rather than a city — most of it lies in Riviera Beach and its southern tip is the town of Palm Beach Shores — and its market is dominated by oceanfront condominium towers between John D. MacArthur Beach State Park and the Palm Beach Inlet. Buyers compare buildings on beach frontage, age and reserves, with a few single-family streets on the Intracoastal side.
Renting in Singer Island is the smart first move for relocators — a year in the market known for oceanfront towers between MacArthur Beach State Park and the inlet teaches you which streets, buildings and school zones fit before you commit to buying. This page carries the full rental market: houses, condos and townhomes on annual terms, updated continuously from the MLS.
Buyer questions
- What do I need to rent a home in Singer Island?
- Typically first month, security deposit, and often last month up front, plus an application; condo buildings add an association approval with its own fee and timeline. Strong credit and verifiable income move fastest — we prepare applications so they clear the first review.
- Are Singer Island rentals furnished or unfurnished?
- Annual rentals are mostly unfurnished; furnished units cluster in condo buildings and command a premium, often on seasonal terms. Each listing on this page states what's included — and we confirm before you apply.
- How fast can I move into a rental in Singer Island?
- Most annual leases can close within one to two weeks: application, association approval where required, and deposits. Condo buildings add an association application that can take longer — we flag each building's timeline up front so there are no surprises.