The global yacht brokerage market remained active throughout August, with 43 yacht sales completed and a combined last asking value of approximately €318.3 million. An additional 71 new listings entered the market, continuing to provide buyers with a steady selection of brokerage opportunities as the summer season progressed.

Motor yachts continued to account for the vast majority of transactions, representing 40 of the 43 completed sales, while sailing yachts accounted for the remaining three. The average yacht sold measured 34.6m in length, with an average build year of 2014, reflecting continued demand for modern, well-maintained vessels with immediate availability.

The average last asking price was €8.4 million, with an average value of €32,000 per gross ton. Pre-owned yachts continued to drive market activity, with 39 used yacht sales completed during the month, alongside 4 new-build orders and no speculation sales. The average yacht spent 685 days on the market, highlighting the importance of strategic positioning and effective marketing in securing a successful transaction.

The global yacht brokerage market maintained steady momentum throughout July, reinforcing continued confidence across the luxury yachting sector despite a more selective transaction environment. A total of 46 yacht sales were completed during the month, representing a combined last asking value of approximately €487.8 million, while 77 new listings entered the market, providing buyers with an expanded selection of quality brokerage opportunities.

Motor yachts continued to dominate market activity, accounting for 42 of the 46 completed transactions, with sailing yachts representing the remaining four sales. The average yacht sold measured 34.3m in length, with an average build year of 2013, reflecting sustained demand for modern, well-maintained vessels that offer immediate availability without the delays associated with new construction.

Pricing across the brokerage market remained resilient. The average last asking price reached €11.6 million, while values averaged €36,000 per gross ton, demonstrating continued strength within the premium yacht segment. Well-presented brokerage yachts continue to attract qualified buyers who value pedigree, condition, and turnkey readiness.

The brokerage sector remained the primary driver of activity, with 39 pre-owned yacht sales completed during July. The market also recorded two new-build orders and five speculation sales, highlighting continued confidence in both existing inventory and future delivery opportunities as demand for larger, high-quality yachts remains robust.

As the Mediterranean charter season reaches its peak, July’s figures reinforce the importance of strategic pricing, global marketing, and experienced brokerage representation. Owners bringing exceptional yachts to market continue to benefit from strong international buyer demand, while purchasers remain focused on securing quality assets with immediate availability.

Looking ahead, attention now turns toward the Cannes Yachting Festival and the Monaco Yacht Show, where many of the industry’s newest launches and most significant brokerage opportunities will be unveiled. With market fundamentals remaining positive, the second half of 2026 is expected to provide continued opportunities for both buyers and sellers across the global superyacht market.

The global superyacht brokerage market maintained strong momentum throughout May, reflecting continued buyer confidence as the industry moved toward the height of the Mediterranean summer season. A total of 62 yachts changed ownership, generating a combined last asking price of approximately €514.6 million, underscoring the sustained demand for quality brokerage opportunities across all major cruising regions.

Motor yachts continued to dominate market activity, accounting for 56 of the 62 completed transactions, while sailing yachts represented the remaining six sales. The average yacht sold measured 37.1 metres in length, with an average build year of 2015, highlighting buyers’ continued preference for modern, well-maintained vessels offering contemporary design and proven performance.

The average last asking price reached €9.4 million, with an average value of €36,000 per gross ton, demonstrating continued strength within the upper brokerage market. Yachts spent an average of 467 days on the market prior to sale, reinforcing the importance of strategic pricing, targeted marketing, and global exposure in today’s competitive environment.

Market activity remained firmly driven by the brokerage sector, with 53 pre-owned yachts sold during the month, alongside four new-build orders and two speculation sales. This balanced mix reflects healthy demand for both established brokerage yachts and future delivery opportunities as buyers continue to seek the latest advancements in yacht design and technology.

Supply also remained robust, with 56 new listings entering the global brokerage market during May. The steady influx of inventory provides buyers with an increasingly diverse selection while creating a competitive environment for sellers, making professional marketing and international brokerage representation more important than ever.

As we move further into the summer season, demand for premium brokerage yachts and exceptional charter experiences continues to remain strong. At Kitson Yachts, we continue to see healthy engagement from both buyers and charter clients across key international markets, supported by an active sales pipeline and continued interest in pedigree yachts, new construction projects, and world-class charter opportunities.