Sale Price not Listing Price

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Little Jon
Little Jon
NSW
2115 posts
NSW, 2115 posts
8 Mar 2012 5:51pm
Is there anywhere I can get actual sale prices (market price) of boats rather than the asking price. Some asking prices are way above market and a few below so its hard toknow what a genuine market value is. Thanks.
SandS
SandS
VIC
5904 posts
VIC, 5904 posts
8 Mar 2012 6:18pm
A boats price is what ever you are prepared to pay for it .
MorningBird
MorningBird
NSW
2711 posts
NSW, 2711 posts
8 Mar 2012 7:24pm
Assume 60-80% of the asking price. Sometime you will do better, sometimes the price is already low so you won't do as well.
Ramona
Ramona
NSW
7757 posts
NSW, 7757 posts
9 Mar 2012 8:42am
The only way to get some idea is to peruse yachthub on a weekly basis for a year or two. Check the types or size yacht your interested in. Sometimes the prices drop and sometimes they just keep re appearing. The ones that sell will often stay up with sold on them or you can go the the sold list. The sold list will only indicated the last listing price though not the actual sale price.

EBay is the only place to find the real price on yachts!
HaveFun
HaveFun
NSW
201 posts
NSW, 201 posts
28 Apr 2012 9:26am
The boat dealers are usually pretty up front about what a boat is worth regardless of the price the owner has put on it. After all they sell boats and know the likely price one will fetch. The only way to be confident you are not paying overs or selling too cheaply is to look at heaps of boats. You will quickly get a feel for what is available in the price range you are prepared to pay or prepared to accept. Most types fit within a range depending on wear and tear.
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