Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show archive

Despite Hurricane Sandy flexing its muscles on the first two days of the recent Fort Lauderdale Show, a poll of leading exhibitors brings a generally positive response

The first 36.5m (120') motor yacht built in the alliance between Ocean Alexander and Christensen is on course for its debut at the 2012 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show

With the industry leaders finally back from the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, I thought now would be a timely moment to gauge their reactions to the world’s largest in-water boat show

Tom George at Tom George Yacht Group tells me of another drop in price of his central listing, the 32.3m motor yacht Stop the Press, this time of $300,000

Brokers announce price cuts in advance of the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, in this case the 30.5m flybridge Carobelle, signed for sale by Yachtzoo and Bradford Marine Yacht Sales

The price cuts are coming in thick and fast in the run up to the Fort Lauderdale show, with Curtis Stokes telling me that the 25.6m Lazzara Castaway has had a $200,000 price cut

It's feeling a bit like Groundhog Day around here as news arrives of another $1 million price cut – the third this week – on the 49m Trinity motor yacht Anjilis, listed for sale by Frank Grzeszczak and Chany Sabates at International Yacht Collection

News of a second $1 million price cut in two days for the 49.07m motor yacht Anjilis comes in from Frank Grzeszczak and Chany Sabates at International Yacht Collection

News of a price cut to another Fort Lauderdale-bound yacht, as Frank Grzeszczak and Chany Sabates at International Yacht Collection tell me that the 49.07m motor yacht Anjilis has had her asking price reduced by $1 million

Josh Gulbranson at Fraser Yachts sends news of a price drop on his central listing, the 23.5m motor yacht Happy Fish