Brokerage sales keep momentum in June
July 9, 2013
After a record-setting month in May — the best in five years — U.S. yacht brokers recorded another strong month in June, selling 3,558 boats,
After a record-setting month in May — the best in five years — U.S. yacht brokers recorded another strong month in June, selling 3,558 boats,
U.S. brokerage sales in May increased by more than 700 boats from April’s total and surpassed sales in May 2012 by more than 100 boats,
U.S. brokers saw a boost in business in May, selling more boats than in any single month since 2007. Sales had gradually improved in March
U.S. brokerage sales in April were 1 percent lower than in the same month a year earlier, and through April they were off 3 percent,
Last month, we reported about the most-searched brands on Boat Trader. This month, we look at the other side of the coin — the brands
The number of brokerage boats sold in the United States in April declined by 1 percent, or 26, to 3,004, compared with the same month
Measuring at intervals, we tracked the most-searched boat brands among the 1.3 million to 3.5 million monthly visitors to BoatTrader.com last year. There were 10.8
U.S. brokerage sales were down 2 percent in March, compared with the same month a year earlier, and for the first quarter of this year
U.S. brokerage sales slipped 2 percent in March to 2,554 boats, but the price paid for those boats rose 31 percent to $495 million. The
U.S. brokerage sales have been on a bumpy track for the past six to eight months. Alternating every month or two since July, sales have
After a record-setting month in May — the best in five years — U.S. yacht brokers recorded another strong month in June, selling 3,558 boats,
U.S. brokerage sales in May increased by more than 700 boats from April’s total and surpassed sales in May 2012 by more than 100 boats,
U.S. brokers saw a boost in business in May, selling more boats than in any single month since 2007. Sales had gradually improved in March
U.S. brokerage sales in April were 1 percent lower than in the same month a year earlier, and through April they were off 3 percent,
Last month, we reported about the most-searched brands on Boat Trader. This month, we look at the other side of the coin — the brands
The number of brokerage boats sold in the United States in April declined by 1 percent, or 26, to 3,004, compared with the same month
Measuring at intervals, we tracked the most-searched boat brands among the 1.3 million to 3.5 million monthly visitors to BoatTrader.com last year. There were 10.8
U.S. brokerage sales were down 2 percent in March, compared with the same month a year earlier, and for the first quarter of this year
U.S. brokerage sales slipped 2 percent in March to 2,554 boats, but the price paid for those boats rose 31 percent to $495 million. The
U.S. brokerage sales have been on a bumpy track for the past six to eight months. Alternating every month or two since July, sales have
