After increasing during the third quarter, Phenom 100 inventory has leveled off and pricing has actually strengthened. There are currently 16 listings, down slightly from the 17 listed last quarter. Q4 was active, with this market producing 13 sales. This is more than double what transacted during Q3. Pricing remained steady for most of 2022, but the demand surge in Q4 pushed values up to a level not seen in many years. With pricing at peak levels and plenty of buyers, now is a great time to sell your Phenom 100.
Buyers will be happy to know there are finally getting to be a few options in this market. Phenom 300 inventory is now at 11 listings, up from seven last quarter. This is the first time since Q3 of 2021 there have been more than 10 listings. It is worth noting there were over 30 listings during Q4 of 2020, so inventory remains historically low. Demand has cooled off a bit, with just five Q4 sales. This is down comparably to the fourth quarter three year average of 12 sales. Prices held steady during the fourth quarter near peak levels. This is still a seller’s market, but buyers are more optimistic than they were three months ago.
Inventory and pricing have remained steady as we head into the first quarter of 2023. There are four aircraft for sale, similar to last quarter. Current inventory represents a little less than 5% of the active fleet. There were two sales during the fourth quarter, making four transactions on the year. This is down considerably from the eight transactions that took place during 2021. Pricing has held steady, with values unchanged for five consecutive quarters now. With pricing holding near peak values, this is still a seller’s market.
