Fleet Size & Availability
The Gulfstream G500 market continues to reflect a tightly constrained supply environment. As of March 2026, there are 8 aircraft actively listed for sale, including 1 off-market opportunity, representing approximately 4.5% of the total fleet.
This limited availability highlights the continued scarcity of late-model, high-performance aircraft in this segment. The presence of off-market inventory reinforces a broader trend where a meaningful portion of supply is transacted through private channels rather than the open market.
Market Listings
Current asking prices range from $36.95M to $44.95M, with valuation largely driven by aircraft age, total time, configuration, and maintenance pedigree. The upper end of the range continues to be supported by newer aircraft with low utilization and premium cabin specifications.
Average days on market for active listings sits at 303 days, indicating extended marketing timelines. This reflects a highly selective buyer pool at this price point, where acquisition decisions are heavily influenced by specific mission requirements and aircraft pedigree.
Sales Activity (Last 6 Months)
A total of 11 aircraft have traded over the past six months, including 3 off-market transactions, representing 6.2% of the fleet.
Sold prices ranged from $33.7M to $45.0M, broadly aligning with current asking levels and indicating a stable pricing environment across the segment. The presence of off-market transactions continues to signal that many of the most desirable aircraft are being placed before reaching public listings.
Aircraft that transacted averaged 187 days on market, significantly outperforming the broader listing pool, suggesting that well-positioned and properly priced aircraft continue to move efficiently despite longer average listing durations.
Key Takeaways
• Inventory remains highly constrained, supporting stable to firm pricing conditions
• Off-market activity continues to represent a meaningful share of both supply and transactions
• Buyer selectivity is contributing to extended listing durations across the broader market
• Well-positioned aircraft are transacting significantly faster than average listings
• Pricing alignment between ask and close remains strong, indicating disciplined market behavior
Key Insight
The Gulfstream G500 market remains firmly supply-driven, with limited visible inventory and a growing reliance on off-market transactions. As the gap widens between high-quality aircraft and the broader listing pool, sellers of premium assets retain a clear advantage, while buyers must move decisively or leverage relationships to access the most competitive opportunities.
