The Gulfstream G450 market enters September with tightening inventory and healthy transaction activity. There are currently 12 aircraft available for sale, representing just 3.4% of the fleet, while 25 aircraft have sold during the past six months. Available inventory has steadily declined since the spring, while sales activity has remained consistent over the last five months.
Fleet Size and Availability
There are currently 12 Gulfstream G450s available for sale, representing 3.4% of the fleet.
Inventory has moved steadily lower over the reporting period. There were 17 aircraft for sale in both March and April, followed by 16 in May, 13 in June, 12 in July and 11 in August. That represents a decline of roughly 35% from March through August and points to continued absorption of available aircraft.
With only a small percentage of the fleet currently available, buyers have a relatively limited selection compared with earlier this year.
Market Listings
Current asking prices range from $10.95 million to $17.8 million, while aircraft sold during the past six months traded between $7.75 million and $19.9 million.
The broad transaction range highlights the variation that exists within the G450 fleet, where aircraft age, total time, maintenance status, engine program enrollment, cabin condition and overall pedigree can create meaningful differences in value.
Current listings average just 90 days on market, considerably below the 168-day average for aircraft sold during the six-month period.
Sales Activity
The G450 recorded 25 retail sales over the past six months, including seven off-market transactions, representing 7.1% of the fleet.
After no transactions in March, activity increased quickly with four sales in April and eight in May. Since then, the market has maintained a steady pace, recording four sales in June, five in July and another four in August.
The combination of 25 six-month sales against only 12 aircraft currently available demonstrates relatively strong absorption.
Key Takeaways
• 12 aircraft are currently available, representing 3.4% of the fleet.
• Inventory declined from 17 aircraft in March to 11 in August.
• 25 aircraft sold over the past six months, including seven off-market transactions.
• Current asking prices range from $10.95 million to $17.8 million.
• Current listings average 90 DOM versus 168 days for recently sold aircraft.
• Sales have remained consistent since April, following a particularly active May.
Key Insight
The G450 market currently favors well-positioned sellers, with declining inventory and transaction volume comfortably exceeding available supply. Buyers still have choices across a wide pricing spectrum, but the overall number of available aircraft has tightened considerably since spring. With current listings also carrying substantially lower average days on market than recently sold aircraft, the data suggests a market where desirable, appropriately priced G450s can attract attention relatively quickly.
