Bugatti is bringing its branded residential concept to the United States with a planned 60-story tower in Miami’s Brickell district. Developed by Prosper Group and Belgium-based Versluys Group, Bugatti Residences Miami will occupy a rare waterfront site and combine automotive-inspired design with high-end hospitality and condominium living.
Key takeaways
The project marks Bugatti’s first branded residential development in the U.S. and is expected to expand Miami’s growing luxury property market.
- The $650 million tower is planned for 75 SW Miami Avenue Road in Brickell.
- The development will include 183 condominiums, including four penthouses.
- Sales are scheduled to begin in the first half of 2027.
- Rhodium will manage and operate the building after completion.
A major U.S. debut for Bugatti
Bugatti Residences Miami represents the French automaker’s first branded residences in the United States. The company’s initial residential project, Bugatti Residences by BinGhatti, is located in Dubai.
The Miami project extends Bugatti’s brand beyond performance vehicles, applying its emphasis on craftsmanship, design and exclusivity to a residential setting. The development is planned as a $650 million investment in one of Miami’s most internationally recognized neighborhoods.
Waterfront Brickell location
The tower is planned for 75 SW Miami Avenue Road, described by the developers as one of Brickell’s last available waterfront parcels. Its location places the project within Miami’s urban financial district while offering access to the area’s waterfront setting.
Brickell has become a focal point for luxury condominium development, attracting international buyers, wealth migration and institutional investment. The project’s location is central to Prosper Group’s strategy of developing high-end properties in prominent Miami neighborhoods.
Design and operations
Brandon Haw Architecture will design the tower, while Yabu Pushelberg is responsible for the interiors. Rhodium, a global branded-residences operator, will manage and operate the building once it opens.
The development team says the project will emphasize a hospitality-driven operating model, with the residential experience shaped by coordinated architecture, interiors, services and day-to-day management. The plan is intended to position the tower as more than a conventional condominium building.
Sales timeline and residential offering
Bugatti Residences Miami will include 183 condominiums, four of which will be penthouses. Sales are expected to launch during the first half of 2027, giving prospective buyers an opportunity to enter the project before construction and delivery details are finalized.
The development adds another high-profile branded residence to Miami’s competitive luxury market, where global fashion, hospitality and automotive names have increasingly partnered with real estate developers. Bugatti’s entry further underscores the city’s appeal as a destination for internationally marketed residential projects.