ST TROPEZ, FRANCE, July 03, 2011 (Press-News.org) May 2011 saw the majority of sales occurring at the smaller end of the market with 24-35m yachts for sale leaving the shipyard ahead of their larger counterparts. Whilst volume was up the overall value was down since smaller yachts accounted for the majority of sales. June 2011, however, saw the number of brokerage deals for large super yachts increase due to steps taken by the owners to reduce asking prices.
M/Y OLD CAPTAIN
Ken Burden of Fraser Yachts and central agent to the unique exploration super yacht M/Y Old Captain has announced a dramatic reduction in her sale price. This Latvian built vessel, ideal for long super yacht charters measures almost 42 metres in length and can accommodate 12 guests in 6 sumptuously appointed suites.
Whilst the main and upper deck comprise of the living quarters, dining area, saloon and fully equipped casino, The M/Y Old Captain is unique for the fact that its lower deck is completely devoted to housing an indoor swimming pool, a Russian and Turkish sauna, Jacuzzi and gym. A $1,000,000 reduction leaves M/Y Old Captain's asking price at $6,900,000.
M/Y LAZZARA LSX 92'
Built in 2009 the M/Y Lazzara LSX 92' is powered by four Volvo IPS 850 Systems that allows it to run on 30% less fuel consumption than your average yacht charter.
This clever luxury yacht for sale is packed with technology including an 8 x 8 foot fold down terrace available by the push of a button from the master stateroom. A spacious aft garage that if empty can articulate upwards to fold flush with the teak swimming platform offering a further 160 square foot of entertaining or relaxation space. A $200,000 price drop brings the M/Y LSX 92's asking price to $5,750,000.
Fraser Yachts is a full service yachting company offering yacht charter, luxury yacht sales and super yacht construction, as well as yacht management and crew-placement services. For further information regarding any of these services please visit the Fraser Yachts website.
Website: http://www.fraseryachts.com
Fraser Yachts Exclusive - Super Yacht Sales
Whilst sales figures are significantly higher this month compared to last year Fraser Yachts is particularly pleased to report an increase in luxury super yachts being brokered.
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