27 March 2026
How much does a fishing boat cost in 2026? Compare small, center console and offshore prices, used values, fuel, maintenance and annual costs.
23 January 2026
Sailboat vs motor yacht ownership costs over 10 years—fuel, maintenance, insurance and dockage explained. See why power yachts cost up to $460,000 more.
16 January 2026
2026 mini-yacht prices up 6.4%: 31-35 ft costs USD 30k more vs 2025—two years' mooring fees. Discover cost drivers, size-vs-price tables, new/used gap, and money-saving tips before you buy.
07 January 2026
The annual cost of owning a mini yacht averages $8,000 to $25,000. See the 2025 breakdown: insurance $1,000–$3,000, maintenance $2,500–$6,000, mooring $3,000–$12,000, fuel 10–15%. Money-saving tips for efficiency included.
07 May 2025
How much would it cost to buy a yacht? As a one-stop platform specialising in buying, selling, transporting, repairing and valuing yachts, Yachttrading answers this question every day. In fact, different sizes, brands, configurations and even the region of purchase will have an impact on the price of a yacht. In this article, we will answer this central question for you in all aspects, from the cost of buying a yacht to the post-holding expenses.
For many people, owning a yacht of their own and riding freely on lakes, rivers and even the vast ocean is a lifestyle upgrade. But the answer to the question ‘how much new boat cost’ is more complicated than it seems. In addition to the initial cost of purchasing a new yacht, a series of hidden expenses such as maintenance, docking and insurance should not be ignored.
30 April 2025
For those who are new to the yacht market, ‘New yachts for sale: how much do they cost?’ is probably the first question that pops into the mind. The truth is that buying a new yacht is not as simple as just making a one-time payment. In addition to the selling price of the yacht itself, different types, configurations, sizes, and even the timing of the purchase can have a significant impact on the final price.
29 April 2025
Many first-time yachtsmen ask, ‘How much does a new boat cost?’ This question may seem simple, but there are actually multiple dimensions behind it. The price of a new boat varies greatly, from £80,000 for an entry-level yacht to £700,000 for a luxury configuration, with a wide range in between, depending on factors such as make, model, engine type, size and market position, etc. Yachttrading takes a comprehensive look at the key factors in the price of a new boat today.
30 July 2026
Explore whether Antila yachts are worth buying in 2026. Learn about Antila yacht prices, popular models, sailing performance, ownership costs, advantages and disadvantages to find the right cruising yacht for your sailing lifestyle.
04 August 2026
Learn how yacht broker commission works, how much yacht brokers charge, typical fees, who pays commission, and what services are included.
19 June 2026
How much does a used CHB yacht cost? This article analyzes the used prices, maintenance costs, and long-term ownership expenses of CHB motor cruisers, drawing on market examples and industry data to help you understand the true cost of ownership and whether it’s worth buying.
24 July 2026
As young high-net-worth individuals continue to enter the yacht market, an increasing number of people are turning their attention to supercar-inspired yachts that combine high performance with unique design. Compared to traditional luxury yachts, this category places greater emphasis on the sailing experience, a sporty appearance and personal expression.
13 August 2026
Learn how to get a boat loan in 2026 with this yacht financing guide. Explore loan steps, requirements, documents, down payments, and tips for buyers.
11 February 2026
Understand yacht MMSI requirements for DSC VHF, AIS & GMDSS equipment. Learn registration procedures, application documents & why proper configuration ensures maritime safety & emergency response.
30 January 2026
2026 sailboat prices revealed: Entry-level $15k-$40k, family cruisers $120k-$350k. Discover why the 30-foot threshold triggers massive cost jumps and why purchase price is only 60% of first-year expenses.