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Latest news in the brokerage fleet: Marae sold; Benetti listed

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Yachts sold

S/Y Marae, a 108-foot (33m) yacht launched by Alloy Yachts in 2004 (ex-Paraiso), sold by Burgess broker Jamie Small, who listed it, and Denison broker Tom Cleator, who brought the buyer. Asking price was $4.95 million.

M/Y Evnike, a 106.6-foot (32.5m) boat built by Lowland Yachts in 1996, sold by Camper & Nicholsons broker Gaston Lees-Buckley, who listed it, and Northrop & Johnson broker Simon J. Turner, who brought the buyer. Asking price was €2.3 million.

New in the sales fleet

A Classic Benetti 37, a 123-foot (37m) Benetti launched in 1981, listed with IYC broker Michel Chryssicopoulos for €3.5 million.

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