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Well, not quite, but if you give me a moment, I will surely explain. It seems that experts consider the fractional membership to be a pretty good solution in these difficult times we are all facing right now, because, believe it or not, everyone is affected by the economic crisis, from poor people to rich ones, who have a difficult time trying to realize how in earth they got to such a bad situation.

Maybe unbelievably rich people don’t afford to buy themselves the luxurious goods that they were accustomed to in the past, but they still have the budget to help them own a share in a $24 million luxury yacht, for example. Famous British architect Norman Foster has just launched his first superyacht, which is known under the name of Ocean Emerald, designed for YachtPlus. And guess what? If an amount of $2,485,000 won’t make a hole in your budget, then this kind of money will give you the chance to enjoy 30 nights a year on the board of this yacht.



The yacht measures 41 meters and it was built at the Rodriguez Cantieri Navale yard, which is placed in Italy, according to the specifications given by Foster & Partners. The fittings were all made by Cassina, while the kitchen and galley equipment were in the care of Schiffini. There are five suites aimed at approximately 12 guests, who will be given the royal treatment by a crew consisting of seven trained employees.



Not to mention that “all arrangements from bookings to transport, private jet, helicopter transfers and onboard requests will be taken care of”.



There will four identical such yachts available in the next couple of years, and the second, Ocean Pearl, is said to enter the service sometimes in the autumn of this year. The third, Ocean Sapphire, is expected to be launched in the first months of the next year, while the fourth, which has not a name for the moment, will be available sometimes at the end of 2010.



These aren’t luxury yachts for sale, as you can easily see. To be more precise, you won’t be able to buy the whole yacht for yourself, you’ll have to share it. Because it’s all about sharing, you guys!





(Source: Dvice)