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November 16, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Luring the megayachts

Palm Beach County’s marine industry wants a bigger piece of the $732 million South Florida superyacht market. Every time one of those sleek, luxurious yachts glitters and glides through South Florida waters, piles of cash pour from its decks. From service to dockage, supplies to crew, megayachts spe

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Palm Beach County’s marine industry wants a bigger piece of the $732 million South Florida superyacht market. Every time one of those sleek, luxurious yachts glitters and glides through South Florida waters, piles of cash pour from its decks.

From service to dockage, supplies to crew, megayachts spend money — lots of it.

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