Category Guide · Live Inventory
Live power catamaran listings with full detail pages, curated from the YATCO MLS. Stability, shallow draft, and efficiency - the fastest-growing hull form in the market.
Two hulls change everything: a power catamaran offers a stable ride without stabilizers, enormous deck and cabin volume for its length, shallow draft for the Bahamas banks, and fuel efficiency a monohull of the same space cannot approach. Demand has grown accordingly - power cats are the fastest-growing segment in the US brokerage market.
Greg Gaus sells the category himself - his central listings include the Invincible 40 Catamaran - and he has run multihulls in exactly the waters most buyers plan to use them. On any cat below, he acts as your buyer's broker.
12 power catamarans for sale in the United States, drawn live from the YATCO MLS and updated September 28, 2026. Every card opens a full detail page. Greg Gaus represents you as buyer's broker.
40' Power Catamaran • 2025 • North Palm Beach, Florida
$850,00037' Power Catamaran • 2025 • Fort Lauderdale, Florida
$749,90053' Power Catamaran • 2024 • Boca Raton, Florida
$1,690,00036' Power Catamaran • 2024 • Charleston, South Carolina
$545,00036' Power Catamaran • 2023 • San Juan, Puerto Rico
$450,00036' Power Catamaran • 2023 • Charleston, South Carolina
Price on Application53' Power Catamaran • 2021 • Fort Lauderdale, Florida
$1,300,00038' Power Catamaran • 2021 • Carrabelle, Florida
$799,00045' Power Catamaran • 2020 • Cape Coral, Florida
$844,00065' Power Catamaran • 2019 • Virginia Beach, Virginia
$3,750,00044' Power Catamaran • 2013 • Palm Beach, Florida
$979,00075' Power Catamaran • 2005 • Gulfport, Mississippi
$1,000,000Want to see one of these?
Greg previews boats the day they list and represents you through survey, sea trial and closing. On a brokerage purchase the seller pays the commission, so buyer representation costs you nothing.
Call (954) 881-5500 Tell Greg what you wantLive selection from the YATCO MLS - a subset of the full market. Listings shown are offered by their listing brokerages; Double G Yacht Sales acts as buyer's representative. Don't see the boat you want? Greg can source it, on or off market.
Market Data · August 2026
Across active 40-60 foot listings on the YATCO MLS, power catamarans trade at a clear premium to monohull motor yachts - and take longer to change hands.
Median $16,600 per foot for power cats vs $12,700 for monohull motor yachts of the same length.
Median model year - the cat fleet on the market is four years newer than the monohull fleet.
Median time on market - cats sell slower. Sellers hold their premium; patient buyers gain leverage.
Source: YATCO MLS active listings as of August 2026, 81 power catamarans vs 415 monohull motor yachts, 40-60 ft, medians of asking prices and days on market. More live data in the weekly US market report.
Why choose a power catamaran over a monohull? Stability at rest and underway without stabilizer systems, more usable space per foot of length, shallower draft, and better fuel economy at cruise. The trade-offs are beam - dockage can cost more - and a motion some traditionalists take time to love. A sea trial settles it quickly.
Are power catamarans good in rough water? Well-designed cats handle chop exceptionally and their bridgedeck clearance determines comfort in bigger seas. Performance cats like the Invincible 40 run offshore fishing grounds routinely - hull design matters more than the number of hulls.
What does a power catamaran cost? As of August 2026 the brokerage market spans from center-console cats in the hundreds of thousands to large cruising cats in the millions - the live listings above carry current asking prices with full detail pages.
Does using Greg as buyer's broker cost anything? No - the seller pays the commission. Greg currently lists a power catamaran centrally and knows the category's survey points: bridgedeck, crossbeam structure, and twin-engine service history.
Do power catamarans hold their value? The market says yes on price, no on speed of sale: as of August 2026, 40-60 foot power cats ask a median $16,600 per foot versus $12,700 for monohull motor yachts of the same length, on a fleet four years newer - but the median cat listing has been on the market 638 days versus 503 for monohulls (YATCO MLS). Sellers defend the premium; buyers who move on a long-listed cat negotiate from strength.
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