Marinas and Boatyards

Developer Suntex Marinas has entered into a 50-year lease with the city.

The city received $1.6 million from the federal Boating Infrastructure Grant Program.

Boaters who use Baker Bay Marina must remove boats by July 17.

Queen Máxima of the Netherlands opens the Feadship superyacht facility in the heart of Amsterdam.

Brothers Tres and Glen Martin grew up working at the Everglades Marina.

The acquisition brings the company’s number of facilities to 80.

Facing Manhattan’s financial district, ONE°15 Brooklyn Marina includes wave-dampening technologies to keep the waters calm.

Facility will be rebuilt and expanded over next five years.

Queen Máxima of the Netherlands will officially open the new Feadship yard in Amsterdam.

Derecktor shipyards, which signed a 30-year contract with St. Lucie County, will build the country’s first repair and refit facility for sailing yachts over 150 feet.

Being the only one of its size between Virginia and Florida, it will allow the facility to service much larger vessels.

MB92 plans to invest about $50 million into the La Ciotat facility.

Wrestler known as Rhyno plans to be a hands-on owner at his Big Daddy’s Boatyard.

After a fruitful career in the pharmaceutical world, Lou Sandoval has taken an unusual path to marine industry success.

The Scopinich family on Long Island have built their last Columbia.

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A closed school in Maine will be converted into a showroom, with the gym providing heated boat storage during the winter.

A lawsuit and countersuit filed in the Kingsland Marina acquisition.

The Front Street Shipyard co-owner/president and marketing veteran plan to expand the facility.

A seminar on the politics of workforce development says it’s time for business leaders to be part of the discussion.

Homeowners say Molly’s Marine Service in Naples is hurting property values.