Grant Cardone Lists 2024 Bombardier Global 7500 Business Jet for $80 Million
Why It MattersWhen a policy restriction constrains new-aircraft supply, sellers of comparable used jets can lean on that scarcity narrative to support asking prices in private listings.
What happened
Real estate investor Grant Cardone has listed a 2024 Bombardier Global 7500 business jet for sale at $80 million. Cardone pointed to a prohibition by U.S. President Donald Trump on Bombardier aircraft sales in the United States as a factor he considers relevant to current supply and demand conditions for the aircraft type.
The listing identifies the aircraft as a 2024-model Global 7500, and Cardone is the named seller. No further terms of the sale, such as hours flown, delivery timing, or buyer qualifications, were disclosed.
Industry impact & what to watch
Private jet resale listings often invoke external constraints — regulatory, trade-related, or policy-driven — to frame an asking price, especially for large-cabin aircraft where transactions are infrequent and comparables are scarce. Citing a sales prohibition as a demand driver is a common tactic in this segment, where sellers control most of the public narrative around pricing until a deal closes.
Whether the $80 million figure holds will depend on how buyers in the market for large-cabin business jets weigh the cited restriction against other factors such as aircraft condition, maintenance status, and the availability of other used Global 7500 units. The next signal will be whether the aircraft sells near the asking price or requires a markdown, which would indicate how much weight the market actually places on the cited policy constraint.
