LOL, I see that many people have corrected the Curacao name into Carriacou. I live in Curacao and am happy to say that we hardly ever get hurricanes here. Great place to hide for the hurricane season.
The yacht supplying the aid is owned by US food magnate, John Tyson, so I imagine it would be easy for him organise. Good on him and his family for this.
No boat should be allowed in or out of a harbor unless the ownership of the vessel is clearly known. What if the boat damaged property. Who's responsible? This hidden owner crap has to stop.
I worked in Curacao many years ago. The work I was doing was on the SW side of the island, there was a big dock with a fort nearby and behind that fort was a huge protected area that a lot of yachts and sailboats were moored at. And at the capitol city, there was an inlet with another huge protected bay that many boats, yachts and cruise ships were always moored or docked. We moved our work down there because the island rarely takes a direct hit from hurricanes, they get bands of rain and wind. It is like a desert in the middle of the ocean, so the residents probably would love the rain. It is a very interesting island. Beautiful, lots of cactus and scorpions.
I don't think Curacao was affected by the hurricane. The island of Carriacou, which is part of Grenada and north of the main island, was completely devastated by Hurricane Beryl. Also Petite Martiniuqe, Grenada, and islands of St Vincent and the Grenadines. It's great to see at least one billionaire help out with the super yacht and crew.
He's not the only one. A very wealthy guy used his "extra" boat, a 180 foot support-style vessel, to bring plywood and building materials as well as food and water to islands in the Bahamas when they got hurricane wrecked a couple years ago. Some have good hearts as well as fat wallets!
Jordan has a big fishing boat down in Florida. It’s actually painted with a motif from an air Jordan on the hull. It’s huge. On wavy boats occasionally going through haulover inlet in Miami
Now i see why its smart to charter. 80 mil yacht would cost annually ~8 mil for upkeep. Its around 700k to charter for a week. Thats almost 11 weeks of charter for 8 mil. No one spends that much time in a yacht. So makes sense just to charter few times a year.
Although expect to double your charter fee once you add on fuel costs, taxes, port fees, berth fees, tip for the crew etc, etc. At least 1.4m / week. No that sort of stuff is not included in the charter price.
Fume all you want. This is standard procedure in many areas of life: you abandon your property somewhere, the owner of that "somewhere" (often the state) can petition a court to transfer ownership and then use the sale price to repair any damage. For example a sign at the parking lot of my workplace warns you that they will remove and sell your car if it stays for more than a certain number of weeks or if it leaks oil/gas.
As this is a yacht channel may I suggest people check out Tally Ho a wooden sailing yacht. Rebuilt by Sampson Boat Co. and friends, which is video documented from day one to launch. Great channel well worth the watch.
No in my opinion that's quite fair. They'll have to do a lot of expensive legal work in multiple countries, bank transactions, safety inspections, and lots and lots of paperwork. I can easily see the cost of this transaction approach this number. There were probably a hand full of lawyers, a couple of consultants and several assistants working on this for weeks, not even mentioning hundreds of fees for filing paperwork and expensive ads to reach potential customers.
Correction Sir. You mentioned Curacao in your reporting. Curaçao is one of the islands of the Netherlands Antilles and was not in the path of hurricane Beryl. Carriacou is the island which was hit by hurricane Beryl.
$80M was the original sale price but the winning bidder, Eric Schmidt, backed out after the daughter of Andrey Guryev claimed ownership of the yacht. After the court case "went against Guryev's daughter" the yacht was sold at a final sale price of $40M.
Michael Jordan…we do know he owns(owned?) a Viking 80 sports fisher. Reportedly, he paid $8M. We see it Charleston when it’s here for fishing tournaments. JK
When have FACTS prevented a news agency from publishing a good story? It is a source of significant irritation to me - I will readily admit that it pisses me off. If that is a strike for foul language, I apologize. I have said for awhile that you are the ultimate professional journalist and I have wondered if it is a subject you once studied. I did (study journalism) but never seriously or to pursue. The irresponsibly published subjects in almost every news agency drive me nuts! For some time, I have followed only the New York Times and BBC News. I haven’t turned a TV on in years, until a week ago for 5 minutes. CNN was good but ignorant of proper grammar and no longer interested in the facts. It’s a huge problem and 100% responsible for the division in the US. In the last year, I have personally watched the NYT do what they can to diminish the current US President and built up a FORMER US President. The NYT alongside Trump!?! Yup. Free advertising? Probably not and it is not just one reporter or OPED writer. So they lost my overlong patronage. I can only hope the BBC has not fallen into the insanity, and being an American, I don’t have all the tools I need to know when they tell an untruth. I won’t list the news agencies I won’t watch or read but I wouldn’t mind if someone who really knows might recommend a professional news out let so that I keep more than one source? Spare me your favorite gossip rag, please. When/if you start doing international news that you encounter, my problem will be solved. No, I am not sucking up. To what gain? A weekend on the yacht he’s working on? Please. If such a thing were allowed and he had little concern for his reputation, it would NOT be some old lady. No. Just calling it as I see it.
Of course we were talking about Carriacou, an island which is part of Grenada and not the island of Curaçao which is completely different.
LOL, I see that many people have corrected the Curacao name into Carriacou. I live in Curacao and am happy to say that we hardly ever get hurricanes here. Great place to hide for the hurricane season.
The yacht supplying the aid is owned by US food magnate, John Tyson, so I imagine it would be easy for him organise. Good on him and his family for this.
That is good news 😊❤ that a Food supply company did this relief AID supply run. Great idea by OWNER 😊
You see, there are some normal human beings around with feelings not like the politicians.
No boat should be allowed in or out of a harbor unless the ownership of the vessel is clearly known. What if the boat damaged property. Who's responsible? This hidden owner crap has to stop.
I worked in Curacao many years ago. The work I was doing was on the SW side of the island, there was a big dock with a fort nearby and behind that fort was a huge protected area that a lot of yachts and sailboats were moored at.
And at the capitol city, there was an inlet with another huge protected bay that many boats, yachts and cruise ships were always moored or docked.
We moved our work down there because the island rarely takes a direct hit from hurricanes, they get bands of rain and wind. It is like a desert in the middle of the ocean, so the residents probably would love the rain.
It is a very interesting island. Beautiful, lots of cactus and scorpions.
I don't think Curacao was affected by the hurricane. The island of Carriacou, which is part of Grenada and north of the main island, was completely devastated by Hurricane Beryl. Also Petite Martiniuqe, Grenada, and islands of St Vincent and the Grenadines. It's great to see at least one billionaire help out with the super yacht and crew.
Yes mistake on our part, very similar names.
He's not the only one. A very wealthy guy used his "extra" boat, a 180 foot support-style vessel, to bring plywood and building materials as well as food and water to islands in the Bahamas when they got hurricane wrecked a couple years ago. Some have good hearts as well as fat wallets!
My friend carriacou and curacao are 2 different islands , carriacou is part of grenada and got hit by the hurricane
See pinned comment.
Is interesting about Alfa Nero, makes me think what has happend with Axioma since its Sale?
Jordan has a big fishing boat down in Florida. It’s actually painted with a motif from an air Jordan on the hull. It’s huge. On wavy boats occasionally going through haulover inlet in Miami
MJ owns a Viking fishing machine! Have seen footage of that! Very nice boat!👍👍
Catch 23
He built new 82' Bayliss, look it up
@@mr_Proper209 cool will do ty
@@mr_Proper209 sweet fishing machine! Very nice!👍👍
Now i see why its smart to charter. 80 mil yacht would cost annually ~8 mil for upkeep. Its around 700k to charter for a week. Thats almost 11 weeks of charter for 8 mil. No one spends that much time in a yacht. So makes sense just to charter few times a year.
Although expect to double your charter fee once you add on fuel costs, taxes, port fees, berth fees, tip for the crew etc, etc. At least 1.4m / week. No that sort of stuff is not included in the charter price.
Unless you plan to stay in port, it is all included in the charter agreement...Absent the tip, of course...
Being the owner that's renting it out seems like it would be a great deal
Absolutely insane how Antigua can do this I would be fuming
@@tomfidler2170 why didn’t the Russians own up and move it?
Fume all you want. This is standard procedure in many areas of life: you abandon your property somewhere, the owner of that "somewhere" (often the state) can petition a court to transfer ownership and then use the sale price to repair any damage. For example a sign at the parking lot of my workplace warns you that they will remove and sell your car if it stays for more than a certain number of weeks or if it leaks oil/gas.
Thanks my friend.....Shoe🇺🇸
$40m seems a pretty good deal for such a yacht.
Joy has utterly gorgeous lines.
As this is a yacht channel may I suggest people check out Tally Ho a wooden sailing yacht. Rebuilt by Sampson Boat Co. and friends, which is video documented from day one to launch. Great channel well worth the watch.
Jordan is a big time Marlin fisherman and l believe he owns a 8 million dollar fishing yacht hes also big on fishing tournaments
@@eldorado1244 What is the reference to M Jordan in this yacht story 🤔?
thank you, sir.😊
4.5% brokers fee is $1.8 million. That’s amazing!
No in my opinion that's quite fair. They'll have to do a lot of expensive legal work in multiple countries, bank transactions, safety inspections, and lots and lots of paperwork. I can easily see the cost of this transaction approach this number. There were probably a hand full of lawyers, a couple of consultants and several assistants working on this for weeks, not even mentioning hundreds of fees for filing paperwork and expensive ads to reach potential customers.
Great info as usual 👍
Thanks for the info, the more of us who actually know whats happening can advise others.
Correction Sir. You mentioned Curacao in your reporting. Curaçao is one of the islands of the Netherlands Antilles and was not in the path of hurricane Beryl. Carriacou is the island which was hit by hurricane Beryl.
See pinned comment.
Sadly they gave it away for that price.
So... Alfa Nero is sold (and paid for in full) the SAME WEEKS that Craig Leipold lists BOTH of his Loon motor yachts? Is there something in it?
Hey sysman good video with some nice happiness thanks mate
Great channel!👍 Just subscribed.
Owned or chartered, "Joy" is one beautiful boat!
Didn´t Michael Jordan recently buy Elandess, and renamed it M´Brace?
That was my understanding as well. eSysman- more content for you! 😁
Michael Jordon owns a 82ft Sportfish Catch 23 , the new boat is a Bayliss Custom that replaced the 80ft Viking
Antigua should have kept the yacht and made it the Presidential yacht or the flagship of the Antiguan Navy.
Lovely episode
The buyer isn't looking to pay retail, and the seller needs to cover costs and can be flexible getting profit.
Great mix of stories. Thanks !
🙋♂️ THANKS ESYSMAN FOR THE UPDATES AND GREAT 🤗 NEWS FOR HELPING THOSE IN THE DISASTER AREA… wherever it is 🤔🤷♂️💚💚💚
Michael Jordan owns a beautiful huge Viking fishing boat. The paint job is wildly fabulous.
Unreal, just unreal.
So will Alpha Nero sail to Turkey, then to Vladivostok? 🤔 possibly
It’s funny because I don’t ever picture Larry Bird in anything other than a 17 foot bass boat.
So nobody is commenting on the thumbnail, saying sexied superyacht?
It would be a pretty easy typo to make (seized sexied) and spell checker wouldn't catch it. Maybe a spell checker corrected sezied to sexied.
They tried to say the new yacht M’Brace was Michael Jordan yacht a few day ago
That is his yacht.
@@YachtReport really? Wow! Thought he would keep it secret 🤔
he said $40m while the banner says $80m? which one is true
$80M was the original sale price but the winning bidder, Eric Schmidt, backed out after the daughter of Andrey Guryev claimed ownership of the yacht. After the court case "went against Guryev's daughter" the yacht was sold at a final sale price of $40M.
Super yacht half price sale! 😅
And b/c there are shell companies....there is no disclosure of who owns the yacht
Geeez his mustache looks very familiar 😢😢😢😢😢😢
You should see his goose steps 😂😂😂
Mike's mansion has been for sale for a long time.
Did Michael Jordan not purchase Lloyd Dorfman's former yacht, Ellandess
Jordan does own a fishing boat.
Why have the expense of owning a yacht when you can charter one when you want to sail a bit?
Sale of Alfa Nero: Totally worth a tribal scream at the end of that story ...... WTF ???
Michael Jordan…we do know he owns(owned?) a Viking 80 sports fisher. Reportedly, he paid $8M. We see it Charleston when it’s here for fishing tournaments. JK
We were talking Superyacht
Good.. it's a steal for a mother ship for fishing.
I never thought that Hitler would become Prime Minister of Antigua
It's Carriacou in the Grenadines please. Not Curaçao.
Please read pinned comment
Jordan said he owned it could he be a co-owner
they did not loose almost 30m usd. They stole the yacht to begin with.
💯💯💯💯💯👍👍👍👍👍
It seems all these yachts do is get refitted.
Doesn’t MJ own MY M’brace ?
MJ owns M/Y M’Brace !!
who pays 30M for basically a stolen yacht . he better not hed to an open international waters , a Russian submarine might magically appear .
It's like half price, going to be chartered out for a tidy profit essentially, instead of just cost recovery like they often are.
Poor rich man... Lost his toy
Looking at these makes me sick.
Then don't look.
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When have FACTS prevented a news agency from publishing a good story? It is a source of significant irritation to me - I will readily admit that it pisses me off. If that is a strike for foul language, I apologize. I have said for awhile that you are the ultimate professional journalist and I have wondered if it is a subject you once studied. I did (study journalism) but never seriously or to pursue. The irresponsibly published subjects in almost every news agency drive me nuts! For some time, I have followed only the New York Times and BBC News. I haven’t turned a TV on in years, until a week ago for 5 minutes. CNN was good but ignorant of proper grammar and no longer interested in the facts. It’s a huge problem and 100% responsible for the division in the US. In the last year, I have personally watched the NYT do what they can to diminish the current US President and built up a FORMER US President. The NYT alongside Trump!?! Yup. Free advertising? Probably not and it is not just one reporter or OPED writer. So they lost my overlong patronage. I can only hope the BBC has not fallen into the insanity, and being an American, I don’t have all the tools I need to know when they tell an untruth. I won’t list the news agencies I won’t watch or read but I wouldn’t mind if someone who really knows might recommend a professional news out let so that I keep more than one source? Spare me your favorite gossip rag, please. When/if you start doing international news that you encounter, my problem will be solved. No, I am not sucking up. To what gain? A weekend on the yacht he’s working on? Please. If such a thing were allowed and he had little concern for his reputation, it would NOT be some old lady. No. Just calling it as I see it.
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