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Miami Yacht Watch: The glorious Fountainhead returns

Not owned by Mark Cuban but Sears CEO Eddie Lampert

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The 288-foot Fountainhead, which has been mistakingly tied to Dallas Mavericks owner and Shark Tank star Mark Cuban as its proprietor, has returned to Miami from Port Everglades.

Currently docked at Island Gardens Deep Harbour Marina on Watson Island, the extravagant superyacht valued at an estimated $130 million actually belongs to billionaire Sears CEO Eddie Lampert, who apparently tells people — in jest — Cuban is the owner, according to the New York Post .

“The guy who owns the boat tells everyone that it’s mine,” Cuban told Page Six. “It’s so crazy . . . I don’t even own a boat.”

Heightening the false rumor is the fact Fountainhead features a basketball hoop on its aft. The yacht is somehow only the 72nd largest in the world, per Boat International . Fountainhead is equipped to house 14 guests and additionally includes a library, a recreation room, a full gym and health club, and a contra-flow swimming pool.

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See Mark Cuban's 288-foot yacht with basketball court on the stern

By SportsDay Staff

6:42 PM on Feb 9, 2016 CST

If you were on Mark Cuban's level, there's you no question you'd roll in style. But would you roll in this much style?

Cuban's 288-foot yacht "Fountainhead" recently was docked outside of Miami hotel the Epic.

If you were walking along outside the hotel, it would be pretty hard to miss this boat.

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The Mavs owner is clearly ready to host his players at all times as there is a basketball hoop attached to the stern. Because if a Mav takes a vacation on a yacht the first thing on his mind is practicing on the water, right?

Have to wonder how it feels to be a Miami Heat fan and down on the water is gigantic reminder of the team that beat the locals in the 2011 finals.

Want some other shots of how Mark Cuban rolls at sea? Check out the pictures below.

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Mark Cuban’s 288-Foot Yacht Fountainhead

Osa estimated that it was 250 feet long. While we were gawking, a guy rolled up and started doing some searches on his smartphone. “It’s 88 meters long,” he said. “That’s about 270 feet (288.713911, to be exact). Mark Cuban owns it. He and Mark Ellison of Oracle fame bought twin yachts from the Dutch luxury yacht company, Feadship, at the same time.” Ain’t the Internet wonderful?

Mark Ellison downsized his yacht

The sister to this ship is a downsized version of Mark Ellison’s previous yacht, the Associated Press reported it was 452 feet long, was five stories tall, had 82 rooms, “a wine cellar the size of most beach bungalows, a dozen yacht-length tenders, and a generator capable of providing enough electricity for a small town in Idaho or Maine… Final cost: $377 million.” He got rid of the larger yacht because he didn’t travel with that many people and it was hard to find mooring for something that big.

How do you afford a yacht like this?

In 1995, Cuban and fellow Indiana University alumnus Todd Wagner started Audionet, combining their mutual interest in college basketball and webcasting. With a single server and an ISDN line, Audionet became Broadcast.com in 1998. By 1999, Broadcast.com had grown to 330 employees and $13.5 million in revenue for the second quarter.In 1999, during the dot com boom, Broadcast.com was acquired by Yahoo! for $5.9 billion in Yahoo! stock.

After the sale, Cuban diversified his wealth to avoid exposure to a market crash. As of 2011, Cuban is No.459 on Forbes’ “World’s Richest People” list, with a net worth of $2.5 billion. The Guinness Book of Records credits Cuban with the “largest single e-commerce transaction,” after paying $40 million for his Gulfstream V jet in October 1999 .

What was that strike thing all about?

I’m sure some of you were wondering what that strike thing was all about yesterday. Thousands of websites, some as large as Wikipedia , others as small as my two blogs, went dark for 24 hours to protest two bills that are making their way through Congress. They are ostensibly to stop Internet piracy, but have the potential of crippling the Internet as we know it today.

I’ve experienced the chilling effect of what’s already on the books. I posted a video of a night lightning with a public domain audio of Beethoven’s Fifth playing in the background.

YouTube sent me a notice that they had removed the audio because of copyright concerns. It took 24 hours to get it back up after I provided evidence that the performance was in the public domain. Guilty until proven innocent.

Under the new laws, my whole site could have been taken down and I could have been subject to fines and jail had I been found to have been using copyrighted material. I have a video on my bike blog where I’m passing a slower rider. You can hear my MP3 player in the background. Conceivably, that could be a violation of the law.

If you don’t think they’ll fool with “the little guy,” consider this: we didn’t invade Russia nor China; we went after Granada.

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Whats more impressive is that, between 1999 and 2012, Cuban lost $3.4B and he is still on the World’s Richest list.

I guess I should quit complaining about the hit my 401K took.

Wow, your trips are amazing!!!

Isn’t it Larry, not Mark, Ellison?

Congrats on the photos.

I once did the division on Bill Gates’ fortune and figured he could afford three Nimitz class aircraft carriers, including the planes, if he wanted a private Navy.

If I had the money, I’d just buy the Oasis of the Seas and convert one of the smaller decks into my private quarters. That way, the thing would pay for itself and I could take an unlimited number of friends for out sailing.

I always knew he had private plane but this “boat” is even more impressive!

Gotta love a guy who names his megayacht after Ayn Rand’s “masterpiece.” Gah. I know I can’t say here the word I’m thinking of, but it rhymes with “splooshrag.”

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How billionaire tech investor Mark Cuban became the 'luckiest guy in the world'

Cuban has been a businessman since the beginning. when he was a senior at indiana university, he and a friend bought a bar called motley's in downtown bloomington. it was eventually shut down after they named an underage girl the winner of a wet t-shirt contest held on the premises..

Cuban sold his first company, a consulting firm called MicroSolutions, to CompuServe in 1990. Next, he decided to pay $125,000 for an American Airlines lifetime pass, which let him fly first-class anywhere in the world. "I got as drunk as I could with as many people as I could meet," he told the Financial Times.

Source: FT , Esquire

But Cuban really made it big when Yahoo bought Broadcast.com, a live audio and video streaming site Cuban founded with friend Todd Wagner. The deal, finalized in 1999, was valued at nearly $6 billion.

Source: Esquire

As of 1:16 pm on January 8, 1999, Cuban was a billionaire. He described the moment during a podcast with James Altucher: "I was sitting in front of a computer, naked, hitting the refresh because we were close — waiting until my net worth hit that billion."

Source: Business Insider

One of the first things he did was buy a mansion worthy of the billionaire title: a 24,000-square-foot home in the Preston Hollow neighborhood of Dallas. Purchased for $15 million in 2000, the house is now worth about $17.3 million, according to Dallas public assessor records.

In addition to 10 bedrooms and 13 bathrooms, the home has a wine cellar, eight-car garage, and a three-story pavilion overlooking a swimming pool.

Cuban took People magazine inside his home office in 2013. "The biggest change in my life since I moved in here 14 years ago is of course, the kids," he said. "I didn't even go up to the second floor of this place for years until we had kids."

Source: People

Cuban met his future wife, Tiffany Stewart, at the gym in the late '90s. They married in a super-secret ceremony in Barbados in 2002.

Source: ESPN

Together they have two daughters and a son.

One of his daughters, Alexis, got to attend the 2014 American Music Awards with her dad.

Cuban's biggest splurge by far has been his January 2000 purchase of the Dallas Mavericks. He paid $285 million to take over majority ownership from Ross Perot, Jr.

Source: Star-Telegram

Cuban has also splurged on several private jets. When he bought a Gulfstream V online in 1999, the Guinness Book of World Records named the $40 million purchase the largest e-commerce buy ever.

He also owns a Boeing 767 that he makes available for luxury charter. Cuban told Business Jet Traveler, "It's part of my life that I can't be without. It means I have more hours in my day to spend with friends and family. It means I can get more work done."

Source: Business Jet Traveler

His third plane, a Boeing 757, has been outfitted with a weight room and oversized seats for use by the Mavericks players. "When you are on the road as much as an NBA team has to be, the ability to be comfortable, get rest and have enough room for basic treatment of physical problems gives us a competitive advantage," he told the Dallas Morning News.

Source: Dallas Morning News

His 288-foot yacht, "Fountainhead," was built in 2012. A sister ship to Larry Ellison's "Musashi," the two boats look nearly the same from the outside, though Cuban reportedly went for a more antique-inspired interior.

Source: Forbes , Boat International

Cuban has reportedly owned a home in Manhattan Beach, California for years, and he's often been spotted at local bars there.

Cuban also owns a few properties in New York City, including nearly the entire 45th floor of the Trump International Hotel and Towers at 1 Central Park West. According to Variety, he has several condos that total approximately 5,778 square feet.

Source: Variety

He also owned a one-bedroom apartment at 257 Central Park West, which he listed for $600,000 in 2013.

Source: The Real Deal

When in Dallas, Cuban gets around town in a black Lexus SC430 with the license plate "MFFL" (or Mavericks Fan For Life).

Cuban is known for his hard-partying lifestyle and throws an annual bash during Super Bowl weekend. Kanye West and Rihanna were among the performers at this year's celebration.

After the Mavericks won their first championship in 2011, Cuban famously racked up a $110,000 bar tab while partying at Miami's Club Liv with Dirk Nowitzki, Jason Terry, Brian Cardinal and Shawn Marion.

Source: Page Six

He later took a trip to the White House to celebrate the championship with President Obama himself.

Cuban often returns to his alma mater to offer his business advice and conduct Q&A's with students. He also comes back to party at Bloomington's local bars.

In 2012, video surfaced of Cuban dancing to "Gangnam Style" at Kilroy's, a sports bar in Bloomington.

In 2014, he got to wave the green flag that marks the start of the Indy 500.

Source: Indy Star

These days, Cuban appears as one of the shark investors on ABC's "Shark Tank." He also invests in a number of companies outside of the show, including Clarity, uBeam, Slideshare, and Inside.com.

Most recently, he created Cyber Dust, an app that lets you send messages that disappear after a certain amount of time.

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Known for his loud and energetic personality, you can always catch Cuban yelling courtside during Mavericks games.

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That Yacht Docked in Boston Isn’t Mark Cuban’s, You Guys

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The ‘Fountainhead’ yacht is currently docked at Yacht Haven at Boston’s North End Waterfront. Photo courtesy of Monika Skole Fuchs.

The traveling sideshow that is the not-Mark-Cuban’s-yacht made its way to Boston this week.

The cruise-ship-sized vessel, named Fountainhead , has been turning heads since it docked in the North End’s Yacht Haven on Friday, according to the neighborhood news site NorthEndWaterfront.com .

But the billionaire owner of the Dallas Mavericks and co-star of the investment game show Shark Tank wants to make it known he does not own that, or any, yacht. He is emphatic on this point.

“I DON’T OWN A YACHT,” Cuban reportedly wrote in an email to the celebrity gossip website Page Six , the all-caps his.

The owner of the yacht—which is 288 feet long, comes equipped with a basketball hoop, has enough deck space to store two additional boats, hails from the Cayman Islands , and most likely draws its name from the Ayn Rand novel (which Cuban, as luck would have it, has said is one of his favorites )—has been spreading misinformation, Cuban says.

The full email, as reported by Page Six:

I don’t own a yacht. Never have . . . The guy who owns the boat tells EVERYONE that it’s mine. It’s so crazy, I got a letter from someone thanking me because the ship’s doctor had saved this person with CPR . . . had people email me asking if they can come aboard. Of course I always say yes  I DON’T OWN A YACHT.

Unnamed sources told the gossip site the boat’s owner was actually an executive from Sears. Sears didn’t return a request from Boston for comment.

Many, many online resources earlier reported the boat belonged to Cuban. There was Mark Cuban’s yacht docked in Miami , in Bar Harbor , and The Hamptons , the sites reported. Forbes counted Cuban among the big boat owners in its ranking of 100 Biggest Yachts . Passing reference to Cuban and his vessel was made in a Thrillist list of the 8 Most Ridiculous Yachts in the World .

Then on Tuesday came a series of stories about how the nautical wonder absolutely didn’t belong to the wealthy basketball figure and TV personality.

One of them came from the Boston Business Journal , a reporter for which also reached out to Cuban by texting him directly on a messaging app he owns called Cyber Dust .

“I don’t,” Cuban tells BBJ reporter Sara Castellanos, “have a yacht.”

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'Shark Tank' Star Mark Cuban Anchors Yacht Off Stamford Harbor

STAMFORD, Conn. -- Dallas Mavericks owner and celebrity judge on the ABC-TV show "Shark Tank" Mark Cuban has been anchoring his yacht in 50 feet of water off Stamford Harbor for nearly a month.

Mark Cuban's 288-foot 'Fountainhead' is currently anchored off Stamford Harbor.

The yacht has three smaller boats onboard to ferry guests and crew to and from the shore.

An outdoor basketball court is on the second deck overhang.

A view from the stern.

Measuring 288 feet, the Cayman Island-registered Fountainhead  boasts four decks, a sonar and radar tower, as well as half-court basketball court onboard. Purchased in 2012, the boat is a sister ship to Oracle CEO Larry Ellison's  Musashi, a ccording to a recent Forbes  article .

Cuban also owns Landmark Theaters and Magnolia Pictures but gained fame as owner of the NBA's Dallas Mavericks. Known for his outspoken criticism of the league and his popularity among players, Cuban has become one of the most recognized owners in all of sports. Additionally, he also serves as a judge on the ABC entrepreneurial show "Shark Tank."

It is unclear as to whether Cuban is currently on board and why the ship has remained anchored here since early June.

On the reality show "Shark Tank," budding entrepreneurs get the chance to bring their dreams to fruition. They present their ideas to the sharks in the tank -- five titans of industry. Each contestant tries to persuade one of the sharks to invest in their idea. 

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FOUNTAINHEAD Yacht – Majestic $130M Superyacht

She was delivered in 2011 from Feadship featuring an interior design from Sinot Yacht Design and Axel Vervoodt.

She features naval architecture by De Voogt Naval Architects. There are not many details known about the interior or amenities of the impressively sized yacht, but she is a close match to her near sister ship MUSASHI, which also features design from Sinot Yacht Design.

The incredible vessel turns heads on the water for her striking good looks and sheer size on the water.

FOUNTAINHEAD yacht interior

The interior of the FOUNTAINHEAD Yacht is designed by Sinot Yacht Design and Axel Vervoodt . She can comfortably accommodate 14 guests in 7 suites.

Although she is a famous superyacht, very few details are known about her interior, and there are no known interior images.

She closely resembles her near sister ship MUSASHI, owned by Larry Ellison, who also features interior design from Sinot with a minimalistic interior style and hints of art deco.

Sander Sinot has a background in industrial design and understands how to bring together amazing design elements down to every detail on the vessel.

FOUNTAINHEAD was designed to offer a family home on the water with an inviting interior, gym, contraflow swimming pool, and plenty of water toys and tenders for guests to enjoy a fun time.

The FOUNTAINHEAD yacht features exterior design and naval architecture by De Voogt Naval Architects .

She was built by Feadship and delivered from their Koninklijke De Vries shipyard at Makkumin in 2011.

She is an XL Feadship Superyacht and was one of the largest models the shipyard produced in 2011.

She has a steel hull, and aluminum superstructure all in white and teak decks. The exterior is defined by window panels all around the yacht.

Specifications

The FOUNTAINHEAD yacht is an 87.78m yacht with a 13.9m beam and a 4.1m draft. The vessel can reach a top speed of 21 knots, with her 2 MTU engines maintaining a cruising speed of 15 knots.

FOUNTAINHEAD has a displacement of 2463 gross tons and an estimated range of 6000 nautical miles.

She is valued at approximately $130 million with an annual running cost of $10 – $13 million. The vessel is built to Lloyds Register Classification Society Rules.

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Mark Cuban’s yacht

Palm Tree Charter’s Capt. John shot this picture of  Fountainhead , anchored off Cruz Bay last week.

The $120+-million super yacht is named in honor of author/philosopher Ayn Rand . Her novel, The Fountainhead , “was incredibly motivating to me,” the multibillionaire has said. “It encouraged me to think as an individual, take risks to reach my goals, and responsibility for my successes and failures.”

The yacht took the Dutch builders three years to complete. It was launched in 2011. Onboard, there is a movie room. basketball court, and a swimming pool . A staff of 35 maintains Fountainhead and Cuban.

There have been no reported sightings of Cuban on island.

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8 thoughts on “Mark Cuban’s yacht”

How about the 457 foot “Rising Sun” anchored in Round Bay on the 3rd of March…Once owend by Larry Ellison, now by David Geffen!

So Mark Cuban’s yacht has a history to tell. I would love to stay on that yacht in the future. 🙂

I can’t help but see the irony on quoting Ayn Rand with a very rich person…she is hardly someone I would use as an inspiration for my ethical decisions.

I completely disagree…

And to think – my husband & I just want enough money to get airfare to SJ & a boat ride to the BVI’s. Wish I could get a job on that yacht. He’s a fortunate man – love him on Shark Tank. Hope he will be happy & healthy for a long time.

ayn rand was awesome!

Ayn Rand was a fanatical anti-Communist and more than a little paranoid. Do a little reading about her before you heap praise on her head.

Wow the fact that there are people that think there is something wrong with being anti-communist is frightening…enough said….

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Video: Mark Cuban’s Megayacht FOUNTAINHEAD in Miami

Owned by Dallas Mavericks billionaire owner Mark Cuban , luxury 88-metre mega yacht FOUNTAINHEAD was spotted by ZipZapPower in the video below, while anchored in the glamorous Miami , Florida. The breath-taking FOUNTAINHEAD was launched in 2011 as the third Feadship XL series vessel.

Feadship XL FOUNTAINHEAD can sleep up to 14 guests in pure luxury and style. She boasts the many special features usually found on a luxury superyacht of this size, however, she also bears such unique features as the basketball court on the aft deck.

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Mark Cuban, born July 31, 1958, is an American businessman, investor, film producer, author, television personality and philanthropist. He owns the NBA’s Dallas Mavericks, Landmark Theatres, as well as Magnolia Pictures. Moreover, Mark is also the chairman of the HDTV cable network AXS TV, and a “shark” investor on the television series Shark Tank.

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