Bugatti is bringing its hypercar aesthetics to the American real estate market with Bugatti Residences Miami, a $650 million, 60-story tower planned for the Brickell waterfront along the Miami River. Developed by Prosper Group and Belgium’s Versluys Group, the project marks the French luxury automaker’s second branded residential venture globally.
The Bottom Line
- The 60-story Miami tower will feature 183 residences, including four penthouses, with sales expected to begin in 2027.
- The project follows Bugatti’s 2023 debut residential development in Dubai, where units included private car elevators and sky mansion penthouses.
- Brickell’s new addition expands a local real estate market that already includes branded residential towers from Porsche, Bentley, Mercedes-Benz, Pagani, and Aston Martin.
From Dubai to the Miami River
The Miami tower represents the automaker’s second foray into real estate following its 2023 introduction of Bugatti Residences by Binghatti in Dubai’s Business Bay. That initial Middle Eastern development features roughly 182 units, including 11 Sky Mansion Penthouses, with completion slated for 2027. The Dubai project pushed the hypercar-inspired design concept forward by incorporating private pools, wellness facilities, and private car elevators directly into the penthouses. El futbolista brasileño Neymar compró uno de los Sky Mansion por unos $54.45 millones, según Architectural Digest.
Architecture and Brickell Waterfront Design
Designed by Brandon Haw Architecture with interiors curated by Yabu Pushelberg, the Miami skyscraper will boast more than 300 feet of frontage along the Miami River. The development aims to translate the distinct design language, exclusivity, and custom craftsmanship of Bugatti’s French hypercars into permanent residential living spaces. Prosper Group, led by Jay Roberts, is partnering with the Versluys Group to bring the 183-residence tower to fruition.
Automotive Luxury in South Florida Real Estate
The project arrives as part of a broader international surge in branded residences where automotive, hospitality, and luxury fashion houses sell identities and specialized services alongside square footage. Miami has quickly turned into a primary global hub for this phenomenon, adding dozens of branded towers to its skyline. With the addition of Bugatti to the Brickell neighborhood, the district deepens its growing collection of luxury residential towers tied to high-end automotive marques, standing alongside existing developments associated with Porsche, Bentley, Mercedes-Benz, Pagani, and Aston Martin.
Sales for the Miami tower are officially scheduled to open in 2027, leaving open questions regarding final pricing tiers for the remaining non-penthouse units and the definitive construction completion schedule for the Brickell riverfront site.
