Affiniti Yacht Brokerage is a boutique brokerage specializing in vessels for discerning clients. Since its inception in 1997, Affiniti has earned a strong reputation for exceptional personalized service. Whether you are a buyer or a seller, we offer unmatched knowledge of the marine marketplace optimizing your purchase or sale. Our approach is one of quality versus quantity. Our inventory includes vessels that are in superior condition, with a solid history of proven maintenance. We make it a point to understand the preferences of our clients coupled with a deep understanding of our boats, so that we can recommend the best option to match your lifestyle, boating preferences and budget.
Conveniently located in the heart of South Florida, just inside the Hillsboro Inlet, Affiniti Yacht Brokerage serves Broward, Palm Beach, Miami-Dade counties and beyond.
Our commitment to quality and customer service is reflected by the standards held by our sister company, Affiniti Architects. Affiniti Architects is a highly recognized and awarded architectural firm based in Boca Raton, Florida and has served as a model for innovation and creativity. Both Affiniti Yacht Brokerage and Affiniti Architects are committed to providing the highest standard of products and services. We call it the “Affiniti Advantage.”
You will find that the cornerstone of our success lies in our motto, “Treat people the way you would want to be treated.”
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On behalf of my entire family, I just wanted to reach out and thank you for helping us purchase our yacht. As you know we have always had bigger boats but have never purchased a used boat, and without your steadfast help and knowledge, this deal would not have made it to the finish line...
The decision to repower your boat is often a big one. Many factors contribute to this, including how you use the boat, its age and condition, and whether you are considering selling it.
So Fijian society is much like Samoan society, in that outside the cities, communities are structured around autonomous villages on communal land. Even today, the villagers’ relationship to the land is best expressed in this paragraph I pulled from Wikipedia:
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