What Grady-Whites are asking right now
148 live by-owner listings state an asking price. The middle half asks $23,000 to $129,900, median $54,895, about $1,167 per foot. A broker at 10% of that median takes $5,489 — on YachtBazar that stays with you.
Grady-white asking price by length
| Length | Listings | Median asking | Median $/ft |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20–25 ft | 9 | $15,900 | $795/ft |
| 26–30 ft | 10 | $48,998 | $1,750/ft |
The Grady-White price ladder, cheapest to dearest
Who you would be listing against
Of the 161 live Grady-White listings, 148 are private owners and 12 are brokers or dealers (1 don't state a seller type); 63 first appeared in the last 30 days.
Half have been up 35 days or less, a quarter more than 50. Time on the market so far, not time to a sale — sold boats leave the catalog.
Where Grady-White listings are concentrated
Florida (51), Massachusetts (18), Maryland (14), North Carolina (12), New Jersey (11). Buyers search by state, so a boat lying where the brand is thin can be the only one on the page.
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Frequently asked questions
What should I ask for my Grady-White?
Live by-owner Grady-White listings ask $23,000 to $129,900 through the middle half, median $54,895, about $1,167 per foot. Those are asking prices on active listings, not closed sales.
Do I need a broker to sell a Grady-White?
No. 148 of the 161 live Grady-White listings here are private owners. Listing is free and there is no commission.
How long do Grady-White listings stay up?
Half of the Grady-White listings live today have been up 35 days or less. That is time on the market so far, not how long a sale takes — sold boats leave the catalog.