Short answer - no.
Values will vary depending on local supply and demand, boat condition, and many other variables.
I would suggest you look around at other ads, especially online (places like yachtworld); put together your own spreadsheet, noting age and condition. With a small amount of analysis it will give you an indicator of typical asking prices.
Selling prices tend to be very localised, and vary year on year - and on the eagerness of the seller. A quick call to local brokers will give you some idea of common negotiated sale prices, or a friendly surveyor can look at actual sale prices.
The more research you do, the more you'll get a feel for the "right" price for a particular boat.
Good luck!
Values will vary depending on local supply and demand, boat condition, and many other variables.
I would suggest you look around at other ads, especially online (places like yachtworld); put together your own spreadsheet, noting age and condition. With a small amount of analysis it will give you an indicator of typical asking prices.
Selling prices tend to be very localised, and vary year on year - and on the eagerness of the seller. A quick call to local brokers will give you some idea of common negotiated sale prices, or a friendly surveyor can look at actual sale prices.
The more research you do, the more you'll get a feel for the "right" price for a particular boat.
Good luck!
