Brokerage sales slide in September
October 11, 2016
September results for U.S. yacht brokerages were mixed as 108 fewer boats were sold compared with the same month last year.
September results for U.S. yacht brokerages were mixed as 108 fewer boats were sold compared with the same month last year.
U.S. brokerage sales reported by YachtWorld member brokers rose 2 percent in August to 2,983 boats from the same month last year, the first monthly uptick since April.
The value of the boats sold also increased by $65 million as $344.4 million changed hands.
Business wisdom accumulated over three generations guides the president of nationally expanding Denison Yacht Sales
In July, for the second month in a row, the volume of U.S. brokerage sales was lower by 3 percent than it was in the same month a year earlier.
Two themes were evident in yacht brokerage sales results for January through June — incrementally lower sales volume and incrementally higher average prices paid.
The U.S. brokerage market had a rough ride in May, experiencing an 8 percent dip in sales volume after two months in positive territory.
U.S. yacht brokerage sales increased seasonally in April and remained ahead of their 2015 pace for the second month in a row.
U.S. brokerage boat sales in April improved slightly from the same month last year.
After a couple of sluggish months, brokerage sales in the U.S. got a positive bounce in March, gaining 10 percent from March 2015, with 2,443 boats sold.
September results for U.S. yacht brokerages were mixed as 108 fewer boats were sold compared with the same month last year.
U.S. brokerage sales reported by YachtWorld member brokers rose 2 percent in August to 2,983 boats from the same month last year, the first monthly uptick since April.
The value of the boats sold also increased by $65 million as $344.4 million changed hands.
Business wisdom accumulated over three generations guides the president of nationally expanding Denison Yacht Sales
In July, for the second month in a row, the volume of U.S. brokerage sales was lower by 3 percent than it was in the same month a year earlier.
Two themes were evident in yacht brokerage sales results for January through June — incrementally lower sales volume and incrementally higher average prices paid.
The U.S. brokerage market had a rough ride in May, experiencing an 8 percent dip in sales volume after two months in positive territory.
U.S. yacht brokerage sales increased seasonally in April and remained ahead of their 2015 pace for the second month in a row.
U.S. brokerage boat sales in April improved slightly from the same month last year.
After a couple of sluggish months, brokerage sales in the U.S. got a positive bounce in March, gaining 10 percent from March 2015, with 2,443 boats sold.
