Navigating The Yacht Brokerage Market
Our yacht-sales experts offer advice on buying and selling in a hot brokerage market.
Looking to upgrade? These are the latest yachts on the brokerage market.
Our yacht-sales experts offer advice on buying and selling in a hot brokerage market.
The Tiara Yachts 3600 Sovran can hit nearly 30 knots and sleep six.
Amara is a 2006 build with numerous recent upgrades.
At 38 knots and outfiited with three staterooms, the Riva Rivale 52 is luxury family cruising.
This single-owner Ferretti motoryacht has an asking price of $1,695,000.
This Italian-built 86-footer can reach speeds up to 40 knots.
The 161-foot yacht is listed with Fraser in Florida.
With room to stow kayaks, watertoys and more, the 33-knot Tiara Yachts Q44 is a yacht for boaters with active lifestyles.
The Hunt Yachts Surfhunter 29 has an ageless design and admirable performance.
The Back Cove 29 is a popular pocket cruiser that stands the test of time.
At 38 knots and outfiited with three staterooms, the Riva Rivale 52 is luxury family cruising.
This single-owner Ferretti motoryacht has an asking price of $1,695,000.
This Italian-built 86-footer can reach speeds up to 40 knots.
The 111-foot Olde Salt is for sale with Northrop & Johnson.
The 114-foot Newcastle Madcap is now for sale at an asking price of $7.5 million.
The 105-foot Hargrave Exit Strategy is for sale in New England.
The 161-foot yacht is listed with Fraser in Florida.
Volpini 2 is the first Amels 188, built with Amels Hybrid Power.
The 213-foot Codecasa Double Down is for sale with Northrop and Johnson.
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