Key Takeaways August 2026 boat sales across North America and Europe averaged $171,300, down 16.3% year over year, partly reflecting lower-priced sales. Selling times averaged 192-267 days across the 36-79-foot size groups, making ongoing ownership cost an important consideration for sellers. Trawler asking prices tell only part of the story; immediate repairs can substantially increase...Read More

Key Takeaways San Diego’s mild winters allow year-round showings and sea trials, weather permitting. Sellers have flexibility to list around likely buyer use and seasonal demand. January-March can give sportfishers exposure before offshore fishing activity builds. June’s boat show offers another preparation deadline, with pricing, photography, and records ready beforehand.  Cruisers attract buyers planning summer...Read More

By Infinity Yacht Sales Fall in San Diego brings a special kind of magic to the waterfront. The summer crowds begin to thin, the coastline takes on a golden glow, and San Diego Bay offers a beautiful setting for everything from relaxing sunset cruises to spirited sailing competitions and lively yacht club gatherings. For boating...Read More

Buying a boat is about much more than choosing the right hull, engine, or price. Where you buy and keep your boat can shape your entire ownership experience—from annual maintenance and insurance to marina fees, cruising destinations, weather conditions, and resale value. For buyers comparing the West Coast with the East Coast, two markets stand...Read More

Last Updated: September 2026 San Diego is one of the premier boating destinations on the West Coast, and the city’s maritime calendar stays busy long after the traditional summer boating season comes to an end. From San Diego yacht events and sailing regattas to classic yacht gatherings, naval celebrations, maritime museum events, and the iconic...Read More

Escape the Arizona Heat Without Buying a Second Home Every summer, Scottsdale residents face the same reality: months of triple-digit temperatures, scorching pavement, and limited opportunities to enjoy the outdoors during the day. While many people consider purchasing a vacation home in California, there’s another option that’s becoming increasingly popular—and often makes far more financial...Read More

If you’re buying a yacht in Newport Beach, San Diego, Marina del Rey, or anywhere along the Southern California coast, one of the first legal questions you’ll run into isn’t about brokers or slip fees — it’s about paperwork. Specifically: does your yacht need to be documented with the U.S. Coast Guard, registered with the...Read More

If you own a boat or yacht valued at $250,000 or more, you may be operating with far more personal liability exposure than you realize. Whether you use your vessel for personal recreation, charter, or a mix of both, placing it inside a single asset LLC is one of the smartest moves a boat owner...Read More

Is It Time to Upgrade Before Fishing Season Peaks in San Diego? A deep, practical guide for SoCal boaters weighing “keep what I have” vs. “move up now” San Diego has a special kind of fishing season energy. You feel it in the marinas, at the bait receivers, on the launch ramps, and in the...Read More

One of the most common — and misunderstood — scenarios in international yacht sales is this: The boat is physically located in Mexico, but it is U.S.-flagged, U.S. Coast Guard documented, and the buyer wants to keep it that way. The good news?This is very common, completely legal, and very manageable — if it’s handled...Read More