In review: Which were the 10 biggest brokerage listings of 2025?

15 December 2025 • Written by Emily Dawkins

The brokerage market experienced its share of highs and lows in 2025, yet the year was marked by headline-making newcomers and the return of several major yachts to the sales arena. Using exclusive BOATPro data, BOAT reflects on the 10 most expensive superyachts that were listed for sale in 2025...

1. Ahpo

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First listed for: €340,000,000 with Edmiston and Moran Yacht & Ship
Length: 115.1m
Builder: Lürssen

The largest new listing of 2025 was Lürssen's Ahpo, which joined the market in April and immediately became the most expensive known yacht for sale. Although no longer on the market, the 115.1-metre remains a frequent headline-maker thanks to her striking Nuvolari Lenard design, complete with signature half-moon windows and sweeping black-and-white decks. Sold as a new build in 2017 to a repeat Lürssen client, she was delivered in 2021 before a landmark resale in May 2023, then considered the biggest brokerage deal in history. Accommodation is for 16 guests in eight cabins, while standout features include a nature-inspired spa with massage room, Himalayan salt sauna and Turkish-style hammam, a 12-seat cinema with a starlit ceiling, and a protected winter garden designed for all-weather use.

2. Luna

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First listed for: €270,000,000 with Eastwind Yachts
Length: 114.2m
Builder: Lloyd Werft

Luna, the German yard’s second flagship and one of the world’s largest explorer yachts, entered the market for the first time in June 2025 and is currently the world’s most expensive yacht for sale. Launched in 2010 with Newcruise exterior styling and interiors by Donald Starkey, the 114.2-metre is best known for her 12-by-five-metre aft-deck pool flanked by sunpads and her two MCA-certified helipads positioned forward and aft. Accommodation is for 18 guests in nine cabins, supplemented by a broad selection of amenities including a dancefloor, cinema, beauty salon, spa, beach club, gym and Jacuzzi. With 5,655GT and an ice-class hull, she is well equipped for high-latitude cruising.

3. I Dynasty

101m kutsch superyacht i dynasty joins the market at €240 million

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First listed for: €240,000,000 with Merle Wood & Associates and SuperYachtsMonaco
Length: 100.8m
Builder: Kusch Yachts

I Dynasty, listed in August 2025 and now the second most expensive yacht for sale, was branded “one of the most complex yachts in history” upon her 2014 launch. Built to strict Passenger Yacht Code standards, she accommodates up to 34 guests in 12 cabins, plus four staff in three cabins and up to 36 crew in 19 cabins. The 100.8-metre is the second-largest build from the German yard, created by Vega Yachts with Richard Hein of The A Group. Amenities include a bridge deck cinema, beach club and lower arrival lobby, sauna, hair salon, massage room, hammam, gym and a dive centre with its own changing room. Multiple pools feature on board, including a float-in tender garage that converts into a saltwater pool and a crow’s nest with 360-degree views.

4. Energy

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Credit: Jeff Brown via Fraser

First listed for: €199,000,000 with Burgess and Fraser
Now asking: €185,000,000
Length: 77.8m
Builder: Amels

The custom Amels-built Energy rejoined the market in April, followed by a €14,000,000 price reduction in September just ahead of the Monaco Yacht Show. Used only privately since her 2022 delivery, she has remained under the same owner who commissioned François Zuretti to create interiors that “defy convention and find ways to connect with the ocean”. Highlights within her 2,884GT volume include a dedicated music lounge with a Steinway baby grand and marble-topped bar, and an expansive upper deck pool described as “one of the largest pools on any yacht, anywhere”. A top-deck helipad doubles as a sun lounge, yoga platform or open-air entertaining space.

5. Mar

First listed for: €195,000,000 with Edmiston and BehneMar
Length: 107m
Builder: Benetti

One of the year’s most unexpected market arrivals was Mar, listed in September shortly before her newly announced appearance at the Monaco Yacht Show, where she became the event’s largest yacht. Delivered in 2020 as Lana, she remains among Benetti’s largest builds, surpassed only by Luminosity and I.J.E . Designed entirely in-house, she offers lofty ceilings up to 2.7 metres and a wealth of amenities, including a large heated infinity pool on the sundeck and a lower-deck “wellness oasis”. Accommodation is for 16 guests in eight cabins, featuring a contemporary full-beam owner’s suite on the bridge deck.

6. DreAMBoat

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First listed for: €195,000,000 with Burgess and Edmiston
Length: 90m
Builder: Oceanco

Oceanco's DreAMBoat joined the market just 10 days into 2025 before later being withdrawn. Delivered in 2019, she was described by the yard as a defining project in its commitment to creating an owner’s ideal yacht. Designed by Espen Øino with interiors by Terence Disdale, the 90-metre offers 2,950GT of interior volume. Her features include a six-metre-long main-deck pool, a sundeck with Jacuzzi and outdoor cinema, a private owner’s deck with a second Jacuzzi and a spa with a custom hydro massage bath. She accommodates 23 guests and 33 crew, with interiors combining mother-of-pearl, natural woods, limestone and leather.

7. Gigia

85m lurssen superyacht gigia - biggest brokerage listings of 2025

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First listed for: €169,000,000 with Burgess
Length: 85m
Builder: Lürssen

Lürssen’s Gigia joined the market in May but was withdrawn after four months. BOATPro records show she was last sold in 2019, two years after delivery, drawing attention to her sleek exterior and classic American-inspired interiors by Winch Design. Built to Passenger Yacht Code standards, her interior volume exceeds 2,850GT and provides accommodation for 20 guests in ten cabins. Unsurprisingly, she has been a popular charter yacht. Her private owner’s deck includes a lounge, bar, dining area, terrace and Jacuzzi, alongside a suite with his-and-hers bathrooms, walk-in wardrobe and dressing room.

8. Boardwalk

First listed for: €165,000,000 with Y.CO
Length: 76.5m
Builder: Feadship

The 76.5-metre Boardwalk, recognised for her blend of high-quality European craftsmanship and refined American design, joined the market in September for the first time since her 2021 delivery. Commissioned by American businessman and hospitality entrepreneur Tilman Fertitta, she was built by Feadship with exterior styling by Studio De Voogt, naval architecture by Feadship De Voogt Naval Architects and interiors by Amy Halffman. Fertitta collaborated closely with Halffman to create a highly personal ambience across her 1,848GT interior. Features include six bars, a six-metre mosaic-tiled pool with adjoining hot tub on the sundeck and a lower-deck beach and fitness club that opens on three sides. She accommodates 14 guests in seven cabins.

9. Pelorus

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First listed for: €160,000,000 with Burgess, SuperYachtsMonaco and Merle Wood & Associates
Length: 115m
Builder: Lürssen

Pelorus returned to the market in February, making the 5,403GT Lürssen icon available once again. Designed by Tim Heywood with interiors by Terence Disdale, the 115-metre was the world’s 11th-largest yacht and the yard’s flagship at her 2003 launch. Extensive refits have enhanced her further, including the addition of a second helipad in 2008. Accommodation is for 24 guests and facilities include four pools, the largest on the sundeck beside a Jacuzzi surrounded by sunpads, along with a wellness centre and dedicated cinema. She also carries seven tenders, among them an 11.2-metre limo, complemented by an extensive toy collection.

10. Project Master

First listed for: €99,500,000 with Fraser
Length: 70m
Builder: Icon Yachts

Currently under construction and due for delivery in 2027, Project Master was listed in January and is seeking an owner to take command of her once complete. Originally built by Kleven as the offshore rescue and support ship Ocean Ness, she is undergoing conversion by Icon Yachts into what is expected to be one of “the world’s most capable explorer yachts”, with design input from Espen Øino and Winch Design. Her rebuild includes a four-metre extension to bring her to 70 metres while retaining 95 per cent of the original platform and superstructure. The 2,801GT interior will accommodate 12 guests in six cabins, with features including a certified helideck for a 4.3-tonne helicopter, two 11.5-metre tenders and a 6,700-nautical-mile range. A hybrid diesel-electric system will provide power.