The yacht brokerage market is a hive of activity, with sales, new listings and price drops happening daily. From newly delivered builds to brightly coloured standouts and classic explorers, there is a wide range on the market - a handful of the yachts for sale becoming even more enticing with their price reductions.
BOAT rounds up five of the most significant price drops last month, starting with the 77-metre Feadship superyacht Boardwalk V.
1. Boardwalk V - €14,000,000 price drop
Length: 77m
Builder: Feadship
Now asking: €135,000,000 with Y.CO and Burgess
Taking the top spot as the largest price drop of September is Boardwalk V, which received a major €14,000,000 reduction to her listing, bringing her asking price down to €135,000,000. Boardwalk V is built in steel and aluminium by Dutch shipyard Feadship, penned by its very own Studio De Voogt, with naval architecture by Feadship De Voogt Naval Architects. She was commissioned by American businessman and hospitality magnate Tilman Fertitta, also an experienced and serial yacht owner, who worked closely with interior designer Amy Halffman to create a highly customised yacht with "optimised functionality, comfort and ambience". Four decks offer expansive outdoor spaces and 1,848GT of interior volume, with her living spaces designed to be comfortable yet stylish and sophisticated. Alongside her design, her impressive list of amenities is suited to "multi-generational enjoyment", and she boasts a main saloon with twin lounges, a sit-up bar with a television screen and shimmering fabrics and materials, including backlit opal white marble. Six bars total are dotted throughout Boardwalk V, and a handy lift facilitates quick and hassle-free movement between decks.
Read More/Huge €14M price drop on 77m Feadship superyacht Boardwalk V ahead of Monaco Yacht Show2. Promise. - €5,000,000 price drop
Length: 51m
Builder: Feadship
Now asking: €49,950,000 with Edmiston
September brought a €5,000,000 price drop to another Feadship motor yacht, Promise., bringing her asking price down from €54,950,000 to €49,950,000. Delivered in 2018, Promise. was built in steel and aluminium to an in-house design by Feadship De Voogt Naval Architects, which also completed the naval architecture, and outfitted with interiors by British studio Bannenberg & Rowell. Promise. was the first Feadship yacht to achieve an Ice Class 1E & LR Polar Ship certificate, making her more than capable of exploring polar-capped regions. To go hand-in-hand with her ice-class hull and explorer range, Promise. is equipped with a helideck-capable platform on the bridge deck - structurally approved for an EC135 helicopter or helicopters weighing up to three tonnes.
Read More/€5M price drop on 51m Feadship motor yacht Promise.3. Lady Marina - €4,950,000 price drop
Length: 64m
Builder: Feadship
Now asking: €29,950,000 with Burgess
This month, a third Feadship motor yacht, listed for sale with Burgess, received a €4,950,000 price drop, bringing her asking price down to €29,950,000. Commissioned as a long-range cruising yacht with family in mind, Lady Marina is a custom-built motor yacht delivered by Feadship De Vries in 1999 and refitted in 2020, with award-winning interior designer Donald Starkey paired with exterior works by Studio De Voogt. Designed and engineered for world cruising, Lady Marina is described by her broker as "combining proven ocean-going capability with substantial interior volume and guest amenities". These include a dedicated gym, steam room, sauna and spa, as well as not one but two spa pools – a sunpad-flanked one on the sundeck and another on the boat deck, forward-facing for unbeatable views over the bow.
Read More/New CA and €5M price drop on 64m Feadship motor yacht Lady Marina4. This Is It - €4,000,000 price drop
Length: 44m
Builder: Tecnomar
Now asking: €42,000,000 with IYC and Royal Yacht International
IYC and Royal Yacht International announced a €4,000,0000 price drop on the Tecnomar catamaran yacht This Is It in September. Constructed in aluminium and designed throughout by the Italian shipyard and brand of The Italian Sea Group, This Is It's radical, mind-bending profile was first unveiled to the industry at the Monaco Yacht Show 2023. Shortly after, the catamaran joined the charter market with IYC, becoming the world's largest motor catamaran for charter. The yacht was commissioned by a young client who wanted something "completely new" to cruise the Greek seas, with This Is It's multihull design chosen to counteract the country's challenging winds and waves.
Read More/€4M price drop on 44m Tecnomar catamaran This Is It5. Leilani- $4,523,565 price drop
Length: 29.1m
Builder: Princess
Now asking: $9,800,000 with Boat Lagoon Yachting.
Delivered in 2023, the 29.1-metre motor yacht Leilani received a (circa) $4,523,565 price drop and currency change to her listing with Boat Lagoon Yachting, bringing her asking price down from £10,700,000 (circa $14,320,000) to $9,800,000. Her design is owed to Pininfarina, Bernard Olesinski and Princess, while her naval architecture was developed by Bernard Olesinski. She blends an expansive flybridge, a five-cabin layout and tropical-specification systems to create the ultimate vessel for cruising through Asia, where she is currently located. Equipped with twin MAN engines, hydraulic fin stabilisers and premium onboard systems, she is described by her broker as "delivering exceptional comfort both underway and at anchor".
loading...The order of yachts included in this article has been determined according to the exchange rate reported at the time of publication. For further information, please refer to BOATPro's live online database.