The yacht brokerage market delivered strong activity this week, with multiple luxury vessels confirmed sold across various sizes and styles.
From a brand-new Italian-designed superyacht to classic cruisers and bespoke motor yachts, here’s the latest verified list of sales between December 8th to 14th 2025
| Yacht Name | Length | Builder | Type | Price / Estimate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No Rush | 72 m | Admiral | Superyacht | Not disclosed (Est ~ $181M) |
| Ezgy | 30 m | Blaundus Yachts | Explorer Yacht | Last asking ~ $7.3M USD |
| Contigo | 40.8 m | Benetti | Motor Yacht | Not disclosed |
| Serenity | 37.19 m | Flagship Yachts | Motor Yacht | Not disclosed |
| GoldenEye | 54 m | Overmarine Mangusta | Superyacht | Not disclosed |
| Captain Morgan II | 26.82 m | Azimut | Motor Yacht | Not disclosed |
| Scott Free | 32.51 m | President Yachts | Motor Yacht | Not disclosed |
Prices reflect the last known asking amounts or shipyard valuations where publicly available. Final sale values are often private and not disclosed.
Sale Spotlight: No Rush, Armani’s First Superyacht Sold
The biggest story this week is the sale of No Rush, a 72-metre Admiral superyacht entirely designed by the late Giorgio Armani, his first and most talked-about maritime creation. The transaction was brokered off-market with Royal Yacht International introducing the buyer, and IYC representing the seller.
While the final sale price wasn’t publicly disclosed, Royal Yacht International cites a replacement value around €155 million roughly $181 million USD, based on shipyard valuation.
Explorer and Performance Segments Remain Active
Ezgy, a 30-metre Blaundus explorer yacht built in 2021, also found a new owner. The yacht was last offered at about €6.25 million (approximately $7.3 million USD) before the sale.
Activities in the mid-size range continue with multiple motor yachts and performance craft reported sold:
- Contigo (Benetti) was confirmed sold this week.
- Serenity, a 37-metre Flagship yacht, found a new owner with IYC, Seakeepers and Reel Deal Yachts facilitating the transaction.
- GoldenEye, a 54-metre Overmarine Mangusta, has also changed hands.
- Captain Morgan II (Azimut) was sold via Denison Yachting.
- Scott Free, a 32.5-metre President yacht, completed a sale that was represented by Yacht Sales International.
Market Insight: Demand Holds Steady Across Segments
This week’s confirmed sales show the yacht market remains diversified:
- Ultra-luxury superyachts like No Rush continue to attract private buyers even in confidential deals.
- Explorer and adventure-oriented yachts such as Ezgy stay in demand for practical cruising and global range.
- Mid-size motor yachts maintain solid liquidity, often trading quietly with dealers and brokers facilitating off-market deals.
