MY Trinity Yacht 150 MAGIC For Sale: $1M USD Price Reduction

Contact Mike Carlson or Brian Hermann for more information

Carlson-Hermann@Ardell.com
954.525.7637





Trinity Yacht MAGIC now asking $13.9M USD.



Trinity 150 MAGIC is a large yacht for sale currently in the Med. This 46 m (150 foot) luxury yacht was developed by Trinity Yachts in 1997. Superyacht MAGIC is able to accommodate up to 10 passengers on board and has around 9 qualified crew. Completed by 1997 the comparatively modern interior design reveals the abilities of owner and Dee Robinson/Victory Lane Enterprises.

Motor yacht MAGIC (ex NOBLE HOUSE, VICTORY LANE and PRINCESS MARLA) is a 150ft tri deck Victory Lane Legend Series motor yacht powered by Twin Caterpillar 2250 horsepower engines

Construction & Designing of Luxury Yacht MAGIC

The yacht's general design work came from Trinity Yachts. The professional naval architecture drawings are the products of Trinity Yachts. Motor Yacht MAGIC received her elegant interior designing from the interior design company of Dee Robinson/Victory Lane Enterprises. Built at Trinity Yachts the yacht was completed in the United States. She was successfully launched in New Orleans LA in 1997 before being handed over to the owner. The hull was constructed with aluminium. The motor yacht superstructure is fabricated for the most part using aluminium. With a width of 8.5 metres or 27.9 feet MAGIC has spacious interior. She has a reasonably shallow draught of 2.44m (8ft). She had refit maintenance and modification completed by 2007.

M/Y MAGIC Engineering & Speed:

She is propelled by twin responsive CATERPILLAR main engine(s) and can attain a exciting top end continuous speed of approximately 24 knots. The main engine of the yacht produces 2250 horse power (or 1656 kilowatts). Her total HP is 4500 HP and her total Kilowatts are 3311. Her propulsion units are twin screw propellers. With respect to the ship’s stabalisers she was supplied with Naiad. As for thrusters she was fitted with Abt. Her energetic cruise speed is 20 knots which produces a range of 4500.

Superyacht MAGIC Has The Following Accommodations:

The spacious luxury yacht M/Y MAGIC can accommodate as many as 10 guests and 9 qualified crew.

A List of the Specifications of the MAGIC:
Superyacht Name: Motor Yacht MAGIC Ex: Noble House; Victory Lane; Princess Marla - Built By: Trinity Yachts Inc. - Built in: New Orleans LA, United States - Launched in: 1997 - Refitted in: 2007 - Length Overall: 45.72 metres / 150 feet - Waterline Length: 40.51 (132.9 ft)

Naval Architecture: Trinity Yachts, Trinity Yachts Design Team - Designers Involved in Yacht Design: - Interior Designers: Dee Robinson/Victory Lane Enterprises - Gross Tonnes: 488 - Nett Tonnes: 126 - Displacement: 206 - Hull / Superstructure Construction Material: aluminium / aluminium - Owner of MAGIC: - Cost To Build: - MAGIC available for luxury yacht charters: - Is the yacht for sale: - Helicopter Landing Pad: No - Swimming Pool: - Jacuzzi Spa: - Material Used For Deck: teak

USA - Class society used: ABS (American Bureau of Shipping) - Completed survey under Maritime & Coastguard Agency (MCA) Large Yacht Code: - Max yacht charter guests 10 - Guest’s cabins: - Guests Cabin configuration: - Maximum Number of Guests Whilst Underway: - Number of Crew Members: 9

Her Engine(s) is two 2250 HP or 1656 Kilowatts Caterpillar. Engine Model: 3512B diesel. - Total engine power output 4500 HP /3311 KW. - Cruise Speed: 20 nautical miles per hour. - Her top Speed is around 24 knots. - Range: 4500 at a speed of 11 knots. - Bunkering capacity: 61506 L. - Potable water capacity: 10409.00. - Generators: Caterpillar 90 kilowatts 3306. - Some locations the yacht has visited: Charlestown. United States. Washington County. Rhode Island. - Stabalisers: Naiad. - Thrusters: Abt. - A/C: JDNall or Aqua Air. - Yacht Beam: 8.5m/27.9ft. - Waterline Length (LWL): 40.51m/132.9ft. - Draught at deepest: 2.44m/8ft.

www.charterworld.com/index.html?sub=yacht-charter&charter=magic-3016

Yacht Showings

Friday and Saturday we previewed the following yachts.

Azimut 100 "Pure"
Broward 108 "Miss Stephanie"
Jones-Goodell "Hard Assets"
Jefferson 82 "Mona"
Maiora 102 "Evelyn"
Hargrave 96 "Maryclare"
Cheoy Lee 81

If you are interested to hear how any of these showed please let us know. Carlson-Hermann@Ardell.com

150' Trinity Magic Considered The Top Buy In The World.

150’ Trinity MAGIC For Sale

Please contact Mike Carlson and Brian Hermann to learn more on why MAGIC is considered the best deal in the world right now.

Carlson-Hermann@Ardell.com
Office: (954) 525-7637

In today’s market the yachts that are selling are priced aggressively to reflect the new market conditions. The yachting market is no different than others and has been recalibrated in the past two years. Sellers are becoming more realistic in their asking prices making buyers feel more confident in their offering prices. What brings confidence is a good deal, and this is exactly what we are presenting.

Email CARLSON-HERMANN@ARDELL.COM or call 954.390-1255.

126' Christensen Emerald Isle Going To Auction

1992/2009 126' Christensen currently asking 5.9M goes to auction with a minimum bid of 2.85M.

Selling to the Highest Bidder at or above a minimum bid of $2,850,000.

Luxurious 126 foot Christensen motor yacht completely refitted in 2009.

Boasting world class elegance and the finest of materials, the Emerald Isle is a dream vessel crafted to roam the far oceans of the world. This luxury motor yacht has made eleven Trans-Atlantic crossings including cruises to Norway, Cruasia, Sardinia, the Melby Coast, Caribbean, and Alaska. Enjoyed by a single owner, the Emerald Isle has proven reliability and received a complete refitting in 2009.

Model: Tri-Deck Type: Motor Yacht
Beam: 26’0” Draft: 7’
Speed Max: 17 Knots
Engines: 2 x Detroit Diesel 12V92 TA’s/1040HP/1992
Fuel Capacity: 6,830 Gallons
Water Capacity: 1,700 Gallons
Hull Material: Composite
Range: 4,000 Nautical Miles

For more information on this yacht please email:
carlson-hermann@ardell.com or call us direct at (954) 309-1255.

Yachts for Auction.

Hot Buys - What are you looking for?

In the past several months Brian and I have spent a considerable amount of time previewing yachts and examining yachts that are potentially great buys. We are near completion of having our list of the top 10 best buys on the market put together. If you're looking for a particular model let us know and who knows...maybe your dream yacht is out there and will cost much less than you think!

Brokerage Yacht Sales Are Up--

Sailboat brokerage numbers are up in May
Posted on June 08, 2010
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Yacht brokerage sales volume in 2010 has been running ahead of 2009 all year, but as brokerages moved into the typically high-volume selling season of May, the difference between sales in the two years has diminished.

According to YachtWorld.com member brokers who report their sales in the proprietary database SoldBoats.com, units were up 7 percent from 3,020 to 3,219, and total value of the sales increased 24 percent, from $264 million to $327 million. Year-to-date, the increases have been 22 percent and 39 percent, respectively.

Mid-sized and bigger boats had the best unit sales gains in May compared to May 2009: boats 36 to 45 feet were up 27 percent to 685 boats, 46 to 55 feet up 33 percent to 157 boats, and above 55 feet were up 38 percent to 84 boats.

By comparison, unit sales of boats 35 feet and below increased only 11 to 22 percent in May. Increased valuation of sales followed a similar pattern; in small boat-size ranges, valuation was up between 15 percent or less compared to May 2009, while larger boats sold at 25 to 35 percent higher valuation. The two highest-valued categories were among boats 36 to 45 feet and boats over 55 feet, both with total valuations close to $100 million.

On a percentage basis, unit sales of sailboats showed a greater increase than powerboats when comparing May 2010 to May 2009. For the year to date, 9,682 powerboats have been sold, a 21 percent increase over '09, and 2,385 sailboats have changed hands, a 25 percent increase. The total valuation of all powerboat sales is up slightly more than among sailboats, 40 and 37 percent, respectively. Powerboat sales account for $1.2 billion in total, while all sailboat sales have been valued at $180 million.

The time required to sell the average boat reported sold in May remained high - more than 300 days, for the second straight month. Both the power and sailboats sold during the month took an average of 314 days to sell.

A more detailed report on May 2010 brokerage sales, including a special report on sales in the Great Lakes region, will appear in the July issue of Soundings Trade Only.

— John Burnham, YachtWorld.com

How to sell your yacht in turbulent waters

Sales Tips to sell your yacht today:

We all know selling multi-million dollar yachts in the worst recession many of us have seen is not an easy task. Some not familiar with the industry would even say it’s laughable. No longer can you post your listing on sites such as YachtWorld and Yacht Council and sit back and wait for leads. No longer can you depend on the broker that credits himself as knowing everything there is about boats and rely solely on this knowledge. You would not consider hiring your cleaning lady to sell your house because she’s familiar with your home would you? The obvious answer is no, you would hire a sales professional who has the reputation and necessary tools to sell your yacht. Someone that knows the market, has the energy and drive to bring in prospects and can protect and advise you on selling one of your most prized and valuable assets.

Today’s market is value driven and buyers are looking for opportunities just as you would be if the roles were reversed. Listing your boat for sale does not make you a seller. A seller is someone that has been educated of the current market and priced their yacht to compete. A seller’s representative is aggressive providing exposure that will bring buyers to the table in a reasonable amount of time.

Are you an individual that wants to list your yacht for sale…or are you a seller?

Quick Sales Tips

•Make sure your listing agent has an assistant that can reach him or field calls. Also confirm that your broker is teamed with another broker in his office that can cover his business when out of the office. In the brokerage business, a successful broker often travels frequently so back up is very important. One-man brokerage offices can only handle one client at a time.

•Ask your broker for a report showing comparable yacht prices in the market as well as sold boat comps. If your yacht is not priced competitively in the market, it will generally not sell after other more competitively priced yachts have been sold or removed from the market.

•Ask your broker if they provide virtual tours as well as what new marketing tools are they using that are different than their competition.

•Position your yacht in a location where the yacht can be easily shown. Part of the exposure you need to sell are having showings.

•DON’T CHASE THE MARKET. Too often I look at listing that show the date the yacht went to market as being two or three years ago with significant price reductions along the way. Price your yacht to sell, not to sit.

Contact Mike Carlson and Brian Hermann to sell your yacht today.

carlson-hermann@ardell.com