Live Pricing · Updated September 28, 2026
Viking builds roughly 90 percent of each boat in-house at one yard in New Gretna, New Jersey, and has delivered more than 5,000 hulls. Consistency across a series is why the brokerage market prices a Viking quickly and why they tend to move faster than yards asking similar money. Real asking prices from 44 active Viking listings in the United States, cut by size and by age of hull. Not book values, the actual market as of this week.
The Price List
44 active Viking listings in the United States, model years 1979 to 2025, cut by size. Bands with fewer than 5 boats are left out rather than guessed at.
| Size | Listings | Typical asking range | Median ask | Median per foot | Median time listed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 50 to 59 feet | 12 | $253,000 to $895,000 | $448,000 | $7,700 | 308 days |
| 60 to 69 feet | 13 | $540,000 to $2.84M | $1.7M | $26,500 | 308 days |
| 70 to 79 feet | 10 | $757,000 to $3.92M | $1.86M | $25,200 | 412 days |
Typical range is the 10th to 90th percentile, so one outlier at either end does not set it.
All figures are asking prices from active US listings on the YATCO MLS as of September 28, 2026, not sold prices. Sold data is not public, which is why the free market analysis exists.
Against The Market
The same yard measured against every US listing above 40 feet on the MLS.
| Viking | Whole US market | Difference | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Median asking price | $1.27M | $995,000 | +28% |
| Median time on the market | 347 days | 454 days | -24% |
A Viking asks about 28% above the US median and sits 24% less time than the market takes to sell. That is the number to argue over when you set an asking price: on this yard the market clears faster than average, so pricing to sit is a choice rather than a necessity.
Depreciation
The same listings, cut by how old the hull is.
| Age of hull | Listings | Median ask | Median time listed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Under 5 years | 5 | $6.89M | - |
| 10 to 19 years | 12 | $1.96M | 146 days |
| 20 to 29 years | 17 | $799,000 | 577 days |
| 30 years and older | 6 | $387,000 | 262 days |
Where They Are
Location decides how many qualified buyers walk the dock, which decides how long she sits.
70%
of the 44 Viking listings on the US brokerage market are lying in Florida.
That is where the buyers are. A boat lying outside Florida is not worth less, but she is seen by fewer people in a season, and time is what eventually forces a price down.
Reading The Table
Two boats of the same length and year, a long way apart on price. Usually this.
Engine hours against age, tower and outrigger package, and whether the boat has been fished hard or run lightly. On a sportfish the buyer is pricing the next season's reliability, so service records carry more weight than cosmetics.
The table gives you the band. What it cannot give you is where your own boat sits inside it, which depends on hours, refit history and how she shows. The free valuation assistant pulls the live comparables for your exact year and size and emails you the range with every boat it found.
Common Questions
Straight answers, with the sample behind each one.
Across 44 active US listings the median asking price is $1.27M, and the range runs from $315,000 to $5.25M once the outliers at either end are excluded. Size is the main driver: a 50 to 59 feet asks a median $448,000; a 60 to 69 feet asks a median $1.7M; a 70 to 79 feet asks a median $1.86M.
The median Viking listing has been on the market 347 days, against 454 days for the US market as a whole above 40 feet.
On current asking prices: under 5 years ask a median $6.89M; 10 to 19 years ask a median $1.96M; 20 to 29 years ask a median $799,000; 30 years and older ask a median $387,000. These are asks rather than sold prices, so read them as where the market starts, not where it ends.
No. Every figure on this page is a current asking price from an active listing on the YATCO MLS as of September 28, 2026. Sold prices are not published anywhere. Greg Gaus runs the sold data on your model as part of a free market analysis.
Start with the band for her size above, then adjust for engine hours, refit history and equipment. For a figure built from the boats actually competing with yours, use the free valuation assistant at doublegyachtsales.com/what-is-my-yacht-worth: it pulls the live comparables and emails you the range with every boat it found.
Your boat, not the table
The bands above are the market. The assistant pulls the boats actually competing with yours and emails you the range, with every comparable it found. Free, and about two minutes.
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