Dock Street 821
Tacoma, WA
United States
+1-206-297-1151
Matthew@multihullcompany.com
Matthew Dunning operates The Multihull Company’s Northwest Office. The office is located downtown Tacoma on the historic Thea Foss Waterway opening to Commencement Bay. The location is just 30 minutes from SeaTac airport via I-5 with direct access to Puget Sound, the San Juans, the Inside Passage, and the Pacific. The Seaport Museum, Chihuly Museum of Glass, WA State History Museum, Tacoma Art Museum, America’s LeMay Car Museum and a world class Tiki Bar are just a dinghy ride away . . . You just won’t find a better place for sailing on the West Coast.
Matthew is a tremendous resources for voyagers needing to reconnect or refit, local multihull owners, buyers and sellers, and out-of-state or international clients seeking to explore the Pacific Northwest’s unique maritime geography. Matthew believes that multihulls are the best vehicles for exploring the world. He comes by this belief honestly having studied Polynesian prehistory and migration in Australia and as a graduate in Economic Geography from Dartmouth College. Studies led to a lifelong pursuit of these amazing craft in all of their ancient and modern incarnations. Matthew has sailed the waters of the Salish Sea aboard all manner of multihulls for more than 25 years. He has promoted, constructed, and brokered multihulls worldwide. Matthew loves to help herd cats to the Pacific and is delighted to share his knowledge and experience with clients.
If your plans include the San Juans, Canadian Gulf & Discovery Islands, the Sunshine Coast, or perhaps a trip up the Inside Passage through the Broughton Archipelago en route to Southeast Alaska with a return circumnavigation of Vancouver Island and, perhaps, an optional jump-off to the South Pacific via San Francisco, San Diego, Mexico and a full Pacific Gyre. . . or if you’re a Westerner with cruising plans anywhere in the world and looking for the right multihull. . . we encourage you to contact Matthew for an appointment and fill him in on all the details so that he can help make you make your dreams a reality.
Was a pleasure working with Andrew Hodgdon as buyers agent for our recent multihull purchase. Very knowledgeable of this space and for sure my first call buying or selling a yacht.
The multihull company has been great to work with. They were very helpful in every stage of our purchase from instill showings to purchase. Karl Reed, Andrew Hodgon and Andrew Holland were great sources of information and helped us find our dream Catamaran. Thank you Multihull!
Sold my L42 here with the excellent help and support of TMCs Croatia sales manager “Zee”. Despite my boat docked on the dry in Montenegro, in winter and in a challenging market, TMC and Zee managed to get her sold, managing the entire process from taking pictures and video’s, putting her out there on the web, prepping her and managing all for inspections….down to the final hand-over documents and managing the escrow payments when all boxes were ticked! Very professional, very helpful (Zee went above and beyond to make sure he delivers excellent service), responsive and successful. Thanks TMC!
We purchased our lagoon 410 through the multihull company, Andrew Hodgdon was the listing’s broker. From the start till the end of the process he was upfront honest and accommodating. Our situation was unique and required a bit more leg work. Andrew was always easy to get a hold of and willing to help. It was a pleasure working with a highly knowledgeable broker that values integrity. I highly recommend him.
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Advice of any kind is valuable only when grounded in hard-won expertise. It too, must be trustworthy. Trust and expertise define the heart and soul of The Multihull Company. We are a team of skilled professionals who thrive on providing expert, trustworthy advice and service to catamaran and trimaran sailors around the globe.
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