Despite Bureau of Labor Statistics calculations that the marine industry in Florida has lost more than 4,500 jobs since 2008, including 744 in the Miami metropolitan area, a South Florida publication is reporting signs of life in the industry.
Better-than-expected news on construction projects and real estate matters, including a new shipyard and repair center, are giving some local players reason for optimism.
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The new 512,000-square-foot facility will help the manufacturer meet record consumer demand for parts and accessories. The company is also expanding production at its main campus in Wisconsin.
An interview with Pure founder and CEO Andy Rebele.
Sea Tow’s Gold Card, which includes two years of coverage, will now come standard with new Southport models.
The conservation initiative becomes an international effort as Yamaha Motor Australia joins a cleaner-ocean campaign.
With all the new boats sold recently, it’s inevitable that a good percentage will wind up on the used market. MRAA has launched a Certified Pre-Owned Boat Program to help dealers strengthen this profit center.
Robert Healey Jr., of Viking Yacht Co., is running for a U.S. House of Representatives seat in New Jersey.
The company will add 50,000 square feet of manufacturing space to meet increased demand, creating 150 job opportunities.