What Sea Rays are asking right now
159 live by-owner listings state an asking price. The middle half asks $12,500 to $88,000, median $28,555, about $1,842 per foot. A broker at 10% of that median takes $2,855 — on YachtBazar that stays with you.
Sea ray asking price by length
| Length | Listings | Median asking | Median $/ft |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20–25 ft | 8 | $13,500 | $675/ft |
| 26–30 ft | 8 | $51,900 | $1,854/ft |
| 31–35 ft | 9 | $79,900 | $2,497/ft |
The Sea Ray price ladder, cheapest to dearest
Who you would be listing against
Of the 175 live Sea Ray listings, 161 are private owners and 14 are brokers or dealers; 58 first appeared in the last 30 days.
Half have been up 41 days or less, a quarter more than 47. Time on the market so far, not time to a sale — sold boats leave the catalog.
Where Sea Ray listings are concentrated
Florida (28), California (17), New Jersey (14), Illinois (10), Texas (9). 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 Sea Ray?
Live by-owner Sea Ray listings ask $12,500 to $88,000 through the middle half, median $28,555, about $1,842 per foot. Those are asking prices on active listings, not closed sales.
Do I need a broker to sell a Sea Ray?
No. 161 of the 175 live Sea Ray listings here are private owners. Listing is free and there is no commission.
How long do Sea Ray listings stay up?
Half of the Sea Ray listings live today have been up 41 days or less. That is time on the market so far, not how long a sale takes — sold boats leave the catalog.