Catamaran Sold Report Q3 2013

[Cotemar]

Here is the Catamaran Sold Report Q3 2013.
Lots of data , so you will need to zoom in for details.
115 Catamarans sold in Q3 2013
It has nine columns from 65 feet to 33 feet.

This info may help you understand the current multihull market.

[kiltym]

Can you upload PDF as well like last time, images are too small to read.

Thank you for posting this also!

[Cotemar]

Originally Posted by kiltym

Can you upload PDF as well like last time, images are too small to read.

Thank you for posting this also!

PDF was to large to post

[Sailorman Ed]

What data does this cover? Only from brokers? I see neither the one I sold nor the one I bought, both being private sales (and I did not expect to see).

[Cotemar]

Originally Posted by Sailorman Ed

What data does this cover? Only from brokers? I see neither the one I sold nor the one I bought, both being private sales (and I did not expect to see).

The data is only Broker sales

[cwjohm]

My boat is in there. The only correct item is the sell date. I suspect these are purely guesses.

[Factor]

5 boats I sold aren't in there.

[jostalli]

Sale price column should be deleted as the figures shown are bogus.

[sww914]

Pretty sure that all the brokers lie when they report those sold numbers trying to buoy the market. *random profane plural insult*

[colemj]

On the last report posted, I personally knew of 3 of the sales and the sold prices were correct. So not all brokers lie, and not all sold prices are bogus.

Trick is knowing which ones are which, I guess…

Mark

[smj]

Definetly not all of the brokerage cats sold are in this report. There were 4'Lagoon 37's that sold and 2 Privilege 39's that weren't included in this report.

[FLLCatsailor]

Originally Posted by jostalli

Sale price column should be deleted as the figures shown are bogus.

The boats I sold working as a buyer's broker are accurate on that list.

The last 3 catamarans I've contracted all went under contract within a couple days of coming on the market.

Sales are picking up big time, and the good boats are selling within 30 days of coming on the market.

[jostalli]

Originally Posted by FLLCatsailor

The boats I sold working as a buyer's broker are accurate on that list.

The last 3 catamarans I've contracted all went under contract within a couple days of coming on the market.

Sales are picking up big time, and the good boats are selling within 30 days of coming on the market.

I don't know which 3 were yours but judging by the high sale prices for most on the list I can't help but think you did not get a great deal for your buyers!

Some of these sold for list or barely 5% off of list.

[FLLCatsailor]

Originally Posted by jostalli

I don't know which 3 were yours but judging by the high sale prices for most on the list I can't help but think you did not get a great deal for your buyers! Some of these sold for list or barely 5% off of list.

If a boat is priced correctly it is going to sell much closer than to asking price compared to a yacht that is priced to high.

It's been touched on in other threads about offering versus asking price.

It isn't a straight formula when it comes to making an offer. If the fair market value on a yacht is $95,000 and the asking price is $100,000 a buy will probably only get the seller to come off their price 5-7%. If a sister ship is priced at $120,000 and goes for fair market value the buyer is going to be paying 20-25% off asking price.

Although, when a seller over prices their boat by 20% it is usually a strong indicator they aren't serious about selling.

[Boatguy30]

Happy to see prices holding up so well. Either real or imaginary!!