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Atlantic Marine Moves Into New Building

By Jenny Callison, posted Jul 16, 2014
Atlantic Marine's new showroom and office building is now open. (Photo by Jenny Callison)
Atlantic Marine’s new showroom is now open at 6707 Oleander Drive.

The 9,400-square-foot facility showcases Atlantic Marine’s new boat inventory and houses its sales team, boat financing office and other administrative functions.

“McKinley Building Corp. handled the project, and they did a great job,” said Atlantic Marine president David Floyd. Floyd said he purchased the property, near the intersection of Oleander Drive and Wrightsville Avenue, about three years ago but waited to build the new facility until the market for boats showed real signs of a resurgence.

Floyd estimated that the new building contains about $3 million of new boat inventory. He said he has added two new salespeople, bringing the entire staff to a total of nine.

Traffic at the new location has been much higher than it was at the company’s Wrightsville Beach location at 101 Keel Street, he added. That waterfront facility now provides service and boat storage.

Atlantic Marine has two other locations: a boat commissioning site on Wrightsville Avenue and another site near the Wilmington International Airport that does boat winterizing and provides winter storage for watercraft.

Established in 1976, Atlantic Marine sells Chris Craft and Grady-White boats and also maintains a used boat brokerage, Floyd said.

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