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Nigel Burgess London
signed on the 54.2-meter CRN Ability as a central-agency sales listing. The
2005-launched Ability accommodates 12 and has already proved to be a top charter
performer. In Nigel Burgess charter news, the company signed two new listings:
the brand-new 61.2-meter Feadship Secret and the 37-meter Technomarine Let It
Be. Secret is a De Voogt/Royal Van Lent collaboration that will begin chartering
this summer in the Mediterranean, starting at $476,000 per week. Based in
Athens, Let It Be is a perfect choice for cruising the Eastern Med. Also new to
the charter fleet is the 296-foot motor yacht Nero. Inspired by the classic
"Corsair" steam yachts of the early twentieth century, Nero blends bygone beauty
with the latest technology. According to Nigel Burgess, Nero is the first truly
classically styled yacht of this stature to have been built in the last 60
years. She makes her charter debut this summer in the Mediterranean, with
accommodations for 12 guests and 21 crew. Rates start at $525,000 per week.
Additionally, Nigel Burgess participated in the sale of the 164-foot Amels
Teddy, a transaction carried out by its Monaco office. Visit
www.nigelburgess.com.
Merle Wood & Associates also participated in the sale of the 164-foot
Amels Teddy. Other current sales include the 100-foot Azimut Island Seeker, as
well as motor yachts from Antago, Viking and Bertram. Merle Wood &
Associates recently signed several new central-agency sales listings. Among them
are the 192-foot Lürssen Ronin, the 157-foot Christensen Barchetta, the 145-foot
Christensen Primadonna, the 105-foot XOS motor yacht XO of the Seas and a
100-foot Mangusta named Useless. Renowned architect Sir Norman Foster designed
Ronin, which cruises in excess of 30 knots with excellent seakeeping and global
cruising capabilities. Due for launch in May 2007, XO of the Seas is an Ed
Dubois–designed motor yacht. Featured central agencies for charter include the
100-foot Broward Beeliever and an 81-foot Cheoy Lee, Equinox. The 1992 Broward
Beeliever recently had a fresh update and is now available in the Bahamas for
$28,500 per week, plus expenses. Visit www.merlewood.com.
 The 1993-launched and 2001-refit Lürssen
Ronin is up for sale. (Click image to enlarge)
Fraser Yachts
has sold five yachts since the start of the year. Included in the list are the
137-foot Feadship Halcyon, the 127-foot Abeking & Rasmussen Sweet Pea II and
the 90-foot McQueen Crosser. Expecting to carry on the streak, Fraser announced
four new central-agency listings for sale: 142-foot Ice Lady Patagonia, 136-foot
Golden Horn, 149-foot Ashena and 93-foot Fly One. On the charter side, the group
signed New Vida to the fleet, a 160-foot Delta motor yacht. This summer she will
cruise Croatia. Visit www.fraseryachts.com.
 IYC sold the 154-foot Tacoma ZaZa. (Click image to enlarge)
The Atunes
family of Lisbon, Portugal, bought classic sailing icon Endeavour (sail number
JK4). Atunes admired the 1934 J-Class for close to 30 years and was delighted
when former Tyco CEO Dennis Kozlowski put her on the market. The yacht will be
registered in the Cayman Islands and based in the Cascais harbor, near Lisbon.
She will spend winters in the Caribbean and summers in Europe. Atunes intends to
maintain the historical distinctions of the original yacht and will complete a
significant refit soon. The 130-foot yacht is available for charter in the Med
this summer through Edmiston & Company. Visit www.edmistoncompany.com.
International Yacht Collection (IYC) acknowledges its record-setting brokers who
led the way last year in charter and sales. In the former category was charter
broker Steve Elario and in the latter sales broker Mark Elliott. IYC’s recent
new sales include the 154-foot Tacoma ZaZa and Becky, an 85-foot Hatteras.
Visit www.iyc.com.
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