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Why list your yacht for sale with Curtis Stokes?

Professional Service for Yacht Sales
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I offer more personalized service when compared to some of the larger brokerage companies. I am selective about the
number and quality of yachts that I represent, so I can afford to be more flexible while providing owners with a higher level of service and options. I am available to my clients and industry associates 24/7. I custom tailor my marketing efforts per yacht and am more focused to achieve the sale of your vessel and maximize your net return.
My role as Central Agent is to be "broker friendly" with outside agents. I share commissions based on the most favorable arrangements. This gives incentive to the brokers to bring their buyers to a successful closing. I have the experience and strength to assist outside brokers when closing a deal. Most often our first-hand experience with the business side of yacht chartering and vessel operation proves valuable in a sales presentation.
Pro-Active Marketing Efforts
 Yacht Sales through the Web, Print Advertising and Boat Shows
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I advertise and promote my listings by placing full format listing information, including photos and layouts, on all of the industry's multiple listing services and websites. We follow up with our Central Listing Updates emailed monthly to all major brokerage firms worldwide. Special announcement flyers are frequently sent out regarding price, location change, and other new information.
I organize "Brokerage Open Houses" to encourage industry colleagues to inspect your yacht. Our office sends out press releases to over 45 of the major yachting and lifestyle publications, generating positive press for our client's yachts.
We periodically advertise in major magazines such as: Yachting Magazine, Boat International Yachts International, Elite Traveler, Power & Motoryacht, the Robb Report/Collection, Showboats International, Passagemaker, The Yacht Report, Marinalife, Sea, Nor'Westing, Soundings, Southern Boating, duPont Registry and many others.
We also participate in major boat shows and yachting events all around the world such as:
- The Yacht and Brokerage Show in Miami
- The Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show
- The Palm Beach Boat Show
- Seattle Boats Afloat
- The International Yacht Meeting in Genoa, Italy
- The Monaco Yacht Show
- The Newport Charter Show (Rhode Island)
- The New England, Chesapeake, Florida, Pacific Northwest, and California Trawler Fest shows
- National Business Aviation Association Convention
Recent Yacht Sales around the World
Beluga ($31,000,000) – A 1998 195' Palmer Johnson motoryacht sold for a reported $27,500,000
Splendido ($29,000,000) – A 1999 170' Abeking & Rasmussen motoryacht sold for a reported $26,000,000
Mystique ($14,900,000) – A 1989 162' Oceanfast motoryacht sold for a reported $12,675,000
Pegasus ($28,000,000) – A 1995 162' Feadship motoryacht sold for a reported $25,000,000
Janie ($29,500,000) – A 2004 157' Trinity motoryacht sold for a reported $26,000,000
Southerly ($6,950,000) – A 1982 151' Picchiotti motoryacht sold for a reported $5,750,000
Mystic ($21,995,000) – A 2003 150' Christensen motoryacht sold for a reported $18,250,000
Helena C ($3,815,000) – A 1968 148' Lewis schooner sold for a reported $1,766,000
Mirabella III ($5,995,000) – A 1994 137' Concorde sloop sold for a reported $3,500,000
Corsta V ($5,495,000) – A 1995 133' Sterling sloop sold for a reported $3,900,000
Magic ($18,500,000) – A 2005 130' Northern Marine motoryacht sold for a reported $17,000,000
Lady Val ($10,900,000) – A 2002 128' Northcoast motoryacht sold for a reported $8,500,000
Milk & Honey ($17,250,000) – A 2003 125' Palmer Johnson motoryacht sold for a reported $13,500,000
Paladin ($6,495,000) – A 2000 Northcoast motoryacht sold for a reported $6,250,000
True North ($5,495,000) – A 2001 118' Broward motoryacht sold for a reported $4,700,000
Lady Sarah ($3,995,000) – A 1994 114' Hatteras motoryacht sold for a reported $3,800,000
Song of the Sea ($9,950,000) – A 2002 112' Swan sloop sold for a reported $8,690,000
Seychelle ($4,495,000) – A 1993 111' Northcoast motoryacht sold for a reported $4,000,000
Miracle ($3,950,000) – A 2000 110' Monte Fino motoryacht sold for a reported $3,450,000
Big Splender ($2,595,000) – A 1993 103' Broward motoryacht sold for a reported $1,900,000
Enchantress ($1,349,000) – A 1983 102' Broward motoryacht sold for a reported $1,275,000
El Grande ($2,595,000) – A 1996 100' Azimut motoryacht sold for a reported $2,300,000
Freedom ($7,495,000) – A 2005 100' Hatteras motoryacht sold for a reported $6,500,000
My Girl ($3,450,000) – A 2002 95' Hargrave motoryacht sold for a reported $3,000,000
Quintessa ($4,900,000) – A 2000 94' Destiny motoryacht sold for a reported $3,798,000
Yoly ($2,995,000) – A 1999 92' Cheoy Lee motoryacht sold for a reported $2,250,000
Changing Channels ($4,795,000) – A 2002 92' Crescent motoryacht sold for a reported $3,700,000
Lady Susan ($3,995,000) - A 1989 124' Broward, Tri Deck sold for a reported $2,900,000
High Tide II ($10,950,000) - A 1999 124' Christensen, Raised Pilothouse sold for a reported $7,800,000
Personal and professional service is what separates Curtis Stokes and Curtis Stokes and Associates apart from other yacht brokerage companies. Curtis Stokes and Associates and I have a proven track record, clearly evident by our large number of repeat and referral clients and customers. Please feel free to CONTACT ME at Curtis Stokes and Associates and start that relationship of quality service, advice, and support, for the successful listing and sale of your yacht.
Curtis Stokes & Associates, Inc.
1323 SE 17th Street, Suite 168
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316
Phone: 1.855.266.5676 | Fax: 954.320.6942
Cell: 954.684.0218 | Email: info@CurtisStokes.net
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