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Online yacht and motorboat brokerage and marketplace based on the Gold Coast. Lists new and used powerboats and yachts for sale across Australia, and helps sellers advertise vessels and respond to buyer enquiries via online listings, phone or email.
Service area: Gold Coast; listings available nationally
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The brokerage supports both sellers and buyers. Sellers can create and publish listings to reach prospective buyers nationwide. Buyers can browse curated listings, view featured boats and contact sellers or the brokerage team to arrange inspections or follow-up questions.
Listings include motorboats, powerboats and yachts. Search categories and featured examples on the platform show a range of power and recreational vessels; individual makes and models are presented within each listing rather than as an exclusive dealership network.
Sellers are invited to list their boats through the online listing process. Enquiries may be submitted using the site’s contact form, by phone or by email. The brokerage commits to responding to online enquiries within one business day. Contact methods shown include a mobile number and a sales email address for direct enquiries.
The business is based on the Gold Coast and provides listing exposure nationally. Contact options emphasise online, phone and email approaches so buyers and sellers can initiate conversations or request further details through the platform.
Specifics about valuation, formal appraisal, survey or handover services are not described on the listing pages. If you need formal survey, sea-trial coordination or transfer-of-ownership services, confirm availability directly before relying on the listing process.
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