Live Market Comparison · Updated August 29, 2026
Sanlorenzo, Azimut, Sunseeker - and the American series builder that outsells them all at the median. 43 active 90-140 foot listings on the YATCO MLS, refreshed weekly.
The Numbers
Medians across every active USD listing 90-140 ft per builder, as of August 29, 2026. Sample sizes shown - the superyacht market is thin, so read these as strong signals, not gospel.
| Active listings | Median asking | Price per foot | Median year | Median time on market | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Westport | 11 | $5.00M | $44,634 | 2003 | 219 days |
| Sanlorenzo | 6 | $7.54M | $77,557 | 2021 | 444 days |
| Azimut | 15 | $5.28M | $50,238 | 2012 | 256 days |
| Sunseeker | 11 | $6.25M | $52,966 | 2013 | 361 days |
The pattern is the same one Westport owners already know: the oldest median fleet on this table sells the fastest. Westport builds proven series hulls - more than 65 W112s alone since 1998 - so the market always knows exactly what a Westport is worth, and prices it in days instead of seasons. The European yards command more per foot on newer, more custom fleets; they also wait 37+ days longer for a buyer at the median. Full value-retention data lives on the Westport hub.
On the Market Now
Greg's central Westport listings plus the live brokerage selection from the YATCO MLS.
130' Motor Yacht • Fort Lauderdale, Florida
$15,900,000130' Motor Yacht • 2011 • Fort Lauderdale, Florida
$14,590,000130' Motor Yacht • 2003 • Newport, Rhode Island
$8,450,000125' Motor Yacht • 2018 • Port Washington, New York
$17,900,000116' Motor Yacht • 1995 • East End, Saint Thomas
$2,250,000112' Motor Yacht • 2007 • Nassau, New Providence
$6,495,000112' Motor Yacht • 2011 • Fort Lauderdale, Florida
$5,999,000112' Motor Yacht • 2006 • North Palm Beach, Florida
$4,999,000112' Motor Yacht • 2002 • Miami, Florida
$4,599,000Live selection from the YATCO MLS - a subset of the full market. Each card opens a full detail page. See the full Westport hub.
Does a Westport sell faster than a European superyacht? On current data, yes: as of August 29, 2026, active 90-140 foot Westports show a median 219 days on market versus 256-444 days for Sanlorenzo, Azimut and Sunseeker listings of the same size (YATCO MLS; Westport sample of 11). Series production makes Westports easier to price and easier to sell.
Why is the Westport fleet on the market older? Because the series has been in production for decades and the hulls stay in service - and because owners hold them. An older median year with a faster median sale is the signature of a boat that keeps its market: buyers know exactly what they are getting, at any age.
Westport or a European yard - which should I buy? Different answers for different owners: the European yards sell newer, more customized boats at a higher price per foot; Westport sells a proven platform with predictable costs, parts, and resale. Greg Gaus spent 7 years inside Westport and has closed $69M+ in Westport transactions - and represents buyers on either path at no cost.
Where do these numbers come from? Every active USD listing on the YATCO MLS between 90 and 140 feet for each builder - 43 listings in total as of August 29, 2026 - refreshed weekly. Medians of asking prices and days on market; sold prices typically close below ask.
Thinking Westport?
Greg Gaus captained Westports, spent 7 years as an in-house Westport broker, and has closed $69M+ in Westport transactions. Buying or selling, start with the person who knows every hull.
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