Brokerage firm opens Miami Beach office
July 25, 2018
26 North Yachts plans to hire additional brokers for the new location, which includes an 18-slip marina.
26 North Yachts plans to hire additional brokers for the new location, which includes an 18-slip marina.
The association of brokerage houses named Fraser Yachts CEO Raphael Sauleau as president.
The companies will now offer combined services through offices in Spain and the Southeast U.S.
A Fort Lauderdale businessman who headed Waters Club Holdings Inc. has been sentenced to 18 months in federal prison for fraud.
Yachtworld, a network for brokers and buyers of luxury yachts, has teamed with Marinalife, a web directory of marina information to create a membership-based program that connects boaters and industry experts.
Ian Atkins, the chairman of Boats Group, will step down from operational responsibilities, effective Jan. 31.
Marine retail dealer sentiment improved in August from the previous month, but the mood was less optimistic than at the same time in 2016.
In July the number of boats sold through U.S. brokerage firms fell 12 percent, a deeper recurrence of a scenario that has played out several times in 2017 when comparing monthly sales figures against the previous year.
Marine dealer sentiment declined on a month-to-month basis in July, although the mood based on a three- to five-year outlook brightened.
July brokerage transactions in the United States were fewer in number, but much pricier than a year earlier.
26 North Yachts plans to hire additional brokers for the new location, which includes an 18-slip marina.
The association of brokerage houses named Fraser Yachts CEO Raphael Sauleau as president.
The companies will now offer combined services through offices in Spain and the Southeast U.S.
A Fort Lauderdale businessman who headed Waters Club Holdings Inc. has been sentenced to 18 months in federal prison for fraud.
Yachtworld, a network for brokers and buyers of luxury yachts, has teamed with Marinalife, a web directory of marina information to create a membership-based program that connects boaters and industry experts.
Ian Atkins, the chairman of Boats Group, will step down from operational responsibilities, effective Jan. 31.
Marine retail dealer sentiment improved in August from the previous month, but the mood was less optimistic than at the same time in 2016.
In July the number of boats sold through U.S. brokerage firms fell 12 percent, a deeper recurrence of a scenario that has played out several times in 2017 when comparing monthly sales figures against the previous year.
Marine dealer sentiment declined on a month-to-month basis in July, although the mood based on a three- to five-year outlook brightened.
July brokerage transactions in the United States were fewer in number, but much pricier than a year earlier.
