Brokerage sales fall in September and 3Q; prices paid increase
October 24, 2016
U.S. brokerage sales volume in September was 4 percent lower than the previous September.
U.S. brokerage sales volume in September was 4 percent lower than the previous September.
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.
We’re taking a different look at the most-viewed boat brands on Boat Trader for the 12-month period that ended June 30, focusing this time on used freshwater fishing brands.
The value of the boats sold also increased by $65 million as $344.4 million changed hands.
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.
U.S. yacht brokerage sales increased seasonally in April and remained ahead of their 2015 pace for the second month in a row.
2015 ended with U.S. brokerage sales at nearly the same level as in 2014 — the number of boats sold declined 1 percent, and the total value of those sales rose 2 percent.
After monthly performances that generally lagged 2013 results by single-digit percentages, U.S. brokerage sales were 12 percent lower in November as 1,749 boats were sold,
With 2,414 boats changing owners in September, sales in the U.S. brokerage market were off 7 percent compared with the same month in 2013. Yet
U.S. brokerage sales fell in February as 1,607 boats changed hands, 7 percent fewer than in the same month a year earlier, when 1,729 were
U.S. brokerage sales volume in September was 4 percent lower than the previous September.
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.
We’re taking a different look at the most-viewed boat brands on Boat Trader for the 12-month period that ended June 30, focusing this time on used freshwater fishing brands.
The value of the boats sold also increased by $65 million as $344.4 million changed hands.
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.
U.S. yacht brokerage sales increased seasonally in April and remained ahead of their 2015 pace for the second month in a row.
2015 ended with U.S. brokerage sales at nearly the same level as in 2014 — the number of boats sold declined 1 percent, and the total value of those sales rose 2 percent.
After monthly performances that generally lagged 2013 results by single-digit percentages, U.S. brokerage sales were 12 percent lower in November as 1,749 boats were sold,
With 2,414 boats changing owners in September, sales in the U.S. brokerage market were off 7 percent compared with the same month in 2013. Yet
U.S. brokerage sales fell in February as 1,607 boats changed hands, 7 percent fewer than in the same month a year earlier, when 1,729 were
