How Much Is Our Yacht Worth?

Accurately assessing the value of your yacht is crucial for making informed decisions. To determine the asking price, follow this step-by-step guide and complete an online form for an independent, no-obligation used yacht valuation from our yacht experts. Our tool delivers real-time data sold and current boat prices, both new and used, allowing you to make informed decisions.

The Boats and Outboards price guide is based on over 11,000 listings of boats for sale, with the average pricing per used yacht increasing by 10% due to the pandemic. Jaykay Marine Sales is in a good position to accurately value your boat, not only based on our knowledge of boats but also on what is available.

When buying a luxury yacht, there is a lot to know about yacht pricing. Worth Avenue Yachts offers a general yacht pricing guide, including understanding yacht depreciation and value over time. BoatCurves provide interactive charts and best fit lines that showcase how yacht values evolve over time.

Prices for large yachts can range anywhere from 6 million to 15 million or more, reflecting their quality and features. Owning a 55-foot yacht that has been sailing for a few years may sell for around 700,000, while a new one could easily retail for 2 million or more. The average pricing per used yacht is up 10%, with the price per GT maintaining its upward trajectory.

The price of a yacht ranges from 300000 to well over 20 million dollars and varies by size. For a 60-foot or million-dollar yacht, the cost per year will be about 10% of its value or 100,000 per year. Larger, motor-driven yachts can set you back hundreds of thousands of pounds.

As a superyacht, the asking price depends on various factors such as age, size, and annual upkeep.