Before Paul Simon lists a yacht, he inspects it the way a buyer’s surveyor will. Then Fraser’s global network goes to work finding your buyer.

Most listings fail in the first two weeks: priced on hope instead of comparable sales, photographed on a cloudy Tuesday, and presented with deferred maintenance a surveyor will find in an hour.
Paul spent 18 years as a licensed 3,000-ton captain and refit project manager before becoming a broker. He knows exactly what a buyer’s surveyor will flag, what it costs to fix, and what is smarter to disclose and price around. Your yacht goes to market ready, not hopeful.
And because Paul is a sales broker at Fraser Yachts, the world’s largest and longest-established full-service brokerage, your yacht is not marketed to one marina. It is presented to qualified buyers on every continent through 21 offices and 240+ yachting professionals.
Rough out your net proceeds before the first conversation. Brokerage commission is customarily 10% of the gross sale price, paid by the seller at closing.
I prepare every listing the way a buyer’s surveyor will judge it. That is why my sellers do not get surprised at survey.Paul Simon · Sales Broker, Fraser Yachts San Diego
Tell Paul about your yacht: builder, model, year, and condition. You will receive an honest, data-backed view of what she is worth in today’s market, and what would make her worth more.