Catamaran Sales News
The yachting industry is fluid and progressive while always in pursuit of maintaining the standard of excellence that makes boating the adventure of a lifetime. Just Catamarans recognizes this truth and takes part in the message and lifestyle for Catamarans by providing the latest news from our company, community, and yachting family.
The Sales blog covers particular details about our Featured Catamaran Listings, including model information and reviews. We also offer helpful information related to the ins and outs of the purchase or sale of a catamaran, as well as keeping you updated with interesting information about new yachts and any Brokerage happenings or events that we would like to share with you. Our licensed Catamaran brokers make the magic happen. Enjoy the articles below and we look forward to working with you in buying and/or selling the right catamaran!
Hurricane Damage
Let Just Catamarans help you REPAIR, SELL or BUY a hurricane damaged catamaran. We are APPROVED as a service provider for all major insurance companies.
Annapolis Boat Show 2017 – Boarding Pass
The Annapolis Boat Show is around the corner. Boasting the Outremer 5X at this year’s show is sure to create a lot of buzz. Book your Boarding Pass now and avoid the long lines …
The Sell
Let our years of experience help you navigate your last passage through the potentially treacherous waters of a boat deal.
The Buy
Buying a used catamaran is a delicate process as emotions run high for both buyers and sellers. We work closely with you to achieve your ultimate goal – and hope to establish a lifelong relationship in the process!
Financing
If finance is required we suggest pre-approval for the specific model/s you may be interested in, very similar to a home purchase. Finance companies will use one or more of the following guides to determine the value of the vessel for finance terms.
Where is Wabi Sabi?
After dropping off the AIS radar on November the 20th, WABI SABI (carrying Kent, Stuart, Jan and Claudia) had to head south to avoid a large storm in the Atlantic.