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Confirmed price cuts across the live YATCO MLS, verified against last week's asking prices - plus the yachts asking well below their market band right now. Boat deals built on data, not hype.
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Confirmed Cuts
11 price cuts detected on the YATCO MLS since 2026-09-28, updated October 5, 2026. Median cut this week: $100,000 (6% off the previous ask). Old asking prices verified against Double G's weekly market snapshot.
90' Motor Yacht • 2023 • Miami, Florida
$7,250,000-$340,00052' Motor Yacht • 2022 • Palmetto, Florida
$1,135,000-$64,00066' Motor Yacht • 2026 • Jupiter, Florida
$4,545,000-$435,00085' Motor Yacht • 1999 • Fort Lauderdale, Florida
$1,950,000-$50,00040' Motor Yacht • 1991 • Quepos, Puntarenas Province
$729,000-$170,00068' Motor Yacht • 1997 • Seattle, Washington
$1,095,000-$200,00065' Motor Yacht • 2025 • Fort Lauderdale, Florida
$4,350,000-$145,00080' Motor Yacht • 2003 • Miami, Florida
$799,500-$100,00055' Motor Yacht • 2016 • Miami Beach, Florida
$599,000-$50,00053' Motor Yacht • 2021 • Fort Lauderdale, Florida
$1,250,000-$50,00040' Motor Yacht • 2022 • Hollywood, Florida
$375,000-$25,000Value Board
15 yachts asking at least 22% below the median price per foot for their size band, computed across every active US listing on the YATCO MLS, updated October 5, 2026. A low ask usually has a reason - survey and hours tell you if it is the good kind.
65' Motor Yacht • 2001 • Fort Lauderdale, Florida
$399,99974% under band median61' Motor Yacht • 2002 • North Miami Beach, Florida
$379,00074% under band median60' Motor Yacht • 2000 • Lighthouse Point, Florida
$379,00073% under band median78' Motor Yacht • 2004 • Fort Lauderdale, Florida
$499,00073% under band median102' Motor Yacht • 2001 • Miami, Florida
$1,175,00072% under band median60' Motor Yacht • 2005 • Delray Beach, Florida
$418,00070% under band median80' Motor Yacht • 2003 • Miami, Florida
$799,50068% under band median51' Motor Yacht • 2000 • Fort Lauderdale, Florida
$209,90067% under band median104' Motor Yacht • 2002 • Marina del Rey, California
$1,399,00067% under band median75' Motor Yacht • 2007 • Miami, Florida
$599,00066% under band median68' Motor Yacht • 2009 • Boca Raton, Florida
$549,00066% under band median74' Motor Yacht • 2000 • Stuart, Florida
$599,00066% under band median90' Motor Yacht • 2007 • Fort Lauderdale, Florida
$999,00065% under band median50' Sportfish • 2000 • Edgewater, Maryland
$224,90064% under band median70' Motor Yacht • 2003 • Fort Lauderdale, Florida
$599,00064% under band medianLive selection from the YATCO MLS - a subset of the full market. Listings are offered by their listing brokerages; Double G Yacht Sales acts as buyer's representative. Asking prices are not sold prices.
The Real Reason Prices Come Down
Every US listing above 40 feet with a published listing date, as of October 5, 2026. 1,100 boats.
| Size | Listings | Listed over 1 year | Listed over 2 years | Median time listed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 40 to 59 feet | 618 | 59% | 39% | 541 days |
| 60 to 79 feet | 260 | 59% | 37% | 463 days |
| 80 to 99 feet | 120 | 45% | 23% | 351 days |
| 100 feet and above | 102 | 47% | 21% | 346 days |
Time listed is measured from the date the listing went active on the MLS.
56% of the boats on this market have been for sale for more than a year, and 35% for more than two. That is the pressure behind every price cut on this page. A seller who has carried dockage, insurance and crew through two seasons is a different negotiator from one who listed in the spring.
The pressure is not spread evenly. Below 80 feet, 59% of boats have been listed over a year. Above 80 feet it falls to 46%. The buyer's advantage is largest exactly where most people are shopping, and smallest at the top of the market where boats turn over faster.
What A Cut Looks Like
Every confirmed reduction we have recorded since September 28, 2026, 20 in total. This grows each week.
| Size of the move | In money | |
|---|---|---|
| Median cut | 7% of the asking price | $82,000 |
| Deepest cut recorded | 19% | $170,000 |
| Cuts of 10% or more | 7 of 20 | 35% of all cuts |
A first cut is usually small. The 7% median here is a seller testing the water, not capitulating. The cuts worth waiting for are the second and third, which is why the list above is worth checking weekly rather than once.
Go Deeper
The same weekly market data, read four other ways.
What the whole US brokerage market is doing, by size band, with the dates and the sample sizes. Read the analysis.
Where the real discounts hide, and the difference between a cheap boat and a good buy. Read the guide.
The auction discount, the as-is risk, and when a confirmed brokerage cut beats the hammer. Read the comparison.
Book guides thin out where equipment and refit history start deciding the number. Read why.
Common Questions
Straight answers, with the sample behind each one.
Yes. The list above is every confirmed asking-price reduction we detected on the US brokerage market this week, taken by comparing this week's asking prices against last week's across the whole YATCO MLS. It is rebuilt weekly, and a cut only appears once we have seen both prices ourselves.
Across the reductions recorded since September 28, 2026 the median cut is 7% of the asking price. First cuts tend to be small; the larger moves come later, from sellers who have already carried the boat through a season.
Because most of them are not selling. 56% of US listings above 40 feet have been on the market longer than a year and 35% longer than two. Dockage, insurance, crew and maintenance run the whole time, so the asking price eventually moves to meet the market.
The median listing above 40 feet has been on the market 449 days. It is longer at the small end and shorter at the top: 40 to 59 feet a median 541 days; 60 to 79 feet a median 463 days; 80 to 99 feet a median 351 days; 100 feet and above a median 346 days.
No. A cut means the seller has moved, not that the boat is now worth buying. A boat that started 30 percent above the market and cut 10 percent is still overpriced. What matters is where the new asking price sits against comparable boats, which is what the value board above measures and what Greg checks before you spend money on a survey.
The YATCO MLS, the multiple listing service brokers work from. We snapshot every active US listing weekly and compare, so a reduction here is a change we observed rather than a claim made in an advert. Listings are offered by their listing brokerages; Double G Yacht Sales acts as buyer's representative.