Ocean Alexander News, April 2026: Puro Series Complete, Order Book Steady, 35R Hull 10 Sold

The most significant development to come out of Ocean Alexander in years is not a spec upgrade or a price adjustment. It is the completion of an entirely new design family built in collaboration with Italian partners that positions the shipyard differently from every other production builder operating at this size. What happens next in the brokerage market for existing Ocean Alexander platforms is worth watching closely.

The Puro Series Is Now Complete

Ocean Alexander has officially completed its Puro series with the unveiling of the 30P and 40P, joining the 35P that launched the program in March 2024. The three yachts span 30 to 40 meters and are developed in collaboration with Italian designer Giorgio M. Cassetta and naval architect Andrea Agrusta of NavalHEAD. All three are scheduled to make their combined world debut at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show in October 2026.

The design approach is deliberate and worth noting for buyers evaluating this against competing platforms. Rather than scaling a single hull up and down, Ocean Alexander treated each of the three yachts as a standalone project. The 30P functions as the most accessible entry point in the series at just under 104 feet. The 35P, at 114 feet, remains the central reference platform. The 40P, at 132 feet, extends the program into flagship territory with increased volume and presence.

All three share a four-deck layout with a sundeck at the pinnacle, accommodation for up to 10 guests across five staterooms, a full-beam owner’s suite on the main deck with dual bathrooms, and two VIP and two twin cabins on the lower deck. The main deck carries the salon, dining room and galley. The bridge deck includes a lounge and alfresco dining aft. The sundeck carries an open-air lounge and bar.

Johnny Chueh, president of Ocean Alexander, framed the completion as a defining moment for the shipyard. Dan Mundy, head of global operations, noted that each yacht retains individual characteristics shaped by its scale while sharing the same underlying commitment to design quality and ease of use.

For buyers in the 30- to 40-meter segment currently evaluating production options, this development narrows the field. The Puro series puts Ocean Alexander directly alongside established European platforms in this size range, on design terms rather than value terms alone.

If you are evaluating Ocean Alexander against European platforms in the 100- to 132-foot range, the Puro series warrants a private conversation before the Fort Lauderdale show brings public attention to pricing and availability.

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Order Book and Production Activity Remain Solid

As of April 2026, Ocean Alexander currently has 26 yachts on order  or under construction according to BOATPro’s build tracking data. That figure is significant context for any buyer or owner making a decision in 2026. A full order book at a production shipyard affects delivery windows, negotiating latitude on new builds and, indirectly, the resale market for existing units.

For owners of current Ocean Alexander platforms, steady new construction demand supports resale values in the near term. Buyers entering the brand new should confirm current delivery schedules directly, as a 26-yacht build queue will move estimated delivery dates further into 2027 depending on the model selected.

Ocean Alexander 32L: Hull 15 Delivered to First-Time OA Owner

The fifteenth Ocean Alexander 32L has been sold and delivered in Fort Lauderdale to an owner entering the brand for the first time. The transaction is notable for two reasons. First, it confirms continued demand for the 32L series at the 15-hull milestone. Second, first-time OA buyers entering at this size represent a specific buyer profile that experienced brokers in this market track carefully.

The 32L was designed by Evan K. Marshall with in-house naval architecture by Ocean Alexander. The interior follows a residential direction using natural materials throughout, reinforced by a collaboration with Poltrona Frau for seating. The on-deck owner’s cabin, positioned as a private retreat with direct exterior access, is consistently cited by owners as a differentiator. The layout accommodates 10 guests across five staterooms.

Ocean Alexander 35R: Hull 10 New Construction Sold

Hull 10 of the Ocean Alexander 35R new construction has been sold. The 35R is the flagship of the Revolution series, measuring 115 feet 6 inches with a 24-foot 10-inch beam. She is powered by twin MAN V12 1,900 HP engines, cruises at 14 knots with a range of approximately 2,200 nautical miles and reaches 22 knots at top speed. Accommodation spans five cabins for 10 guests.

The 35R was a finalist at the 2022 Boat International Design and Innovation Awards and received two finalist nominations at the 2022 International Yacht and Aviation Awards. Ten hulls sold on a single platform is a meaningful production milestone in this size category. It signals consistent buyer confidence in the design and confirmed resale behavior, both of which inform pricing strategy for existing 35R owners considering a sale.

What This Means for Buyers and Owners in Southeast Florida

Three news items from one shipyard in a single month signals an active build program and growing design ambition. For buyers, the practical question is how the Puro series introduction affects pricing dynamics on existing Revolution and Legacy series platforms. Historically, a new product launch from a builder at a higher price tier creates buying pressure on existing inventory as some buyers who aspired to the new platform instead close on a known quantity at current pricing.

For current Ocean Alexander owners, the same dynamic applies in reverse. The window between a major new platform announcement and its first public showing, which in this case runs from now through the Fort Lauderdale show in October 2026, is typically when motivated sellers achieve the strongest results. Once the new models arrive on the show floor, buyer attention shifts and existing platforms have to compete against fresh product.

Neither of these conclusions is automatic. Execution depends on how the specific vessel is positioned, priced and represented in the market during that window.

Discuss the Ocean Alexander Market with a Specialist

The developments above have direct implications for pricing strategy, offer structure and timing, whether you are buying into the brand now or evaluating your exit from a current platform. A listing search will not answer those questions. A private conversation will.

Owners considering their options can also request a private Ocean Alexander valuation before committing to a list price or engaging a generalist broker.