Not just walking the talk
Premier Yachting put on its own mini-boat show at Yarra’s Edge from June 28 to July 1.
While Jim Sismanes and crew talked the talk at the Melbourne Boat Show at the nearby Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, they were displaying the real thing back at the office in Docklands.
A small fleet of vessels were displayed for sale at Marina YE opposite Premier Yachting’s new office at 52 River Esplanade. The business recently moved from St Mangos Lane in NewQuay.
Topping the price chart was a 2007 model Sunseeker 50 at $795,000, while the discerning buyer could navigate away in a 2007 Mustang 35 for just $195,000.
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