Tower rising above the Miami River waterfront at dusk

Brickell · Miami River

Bugatti Residences Miami

The first Bugatti-branded residential development in the United States, planned for the Miami River waterfront in Brickell.

Architecture, design, craftsmanship and hospitality converge in a new waterfront expression of the Bugatti Art de Vivre.

Project at a glance

Location
Brickell, Miami
ConfirmedVerified 2026-09-21
Address
75 SW Miami Avenue Road, Miami, FL 33130
ConfirmedVerified 2026-09-21
Setting
Miami River waterfront, with access toward Biscayne Bay
ConfirmedVerified 2026-09-21
Developers
Prosper Group + Versluys Group
ConfirmedVerified 2026-09-21
Architecture
Brandon Haw Architecture
ConfirmedVerified 2026-09-21
Interiors
Yabu Pushelberg
ConfirmedVerified 2026-09-21
Residential operations
Rhodium
ConfirmedVerified 2026-09-21
Sales
Expected to launch in 2027
ConfirmedVerified 2026-09-21
Building height
Approximately 60 stories
ReportedVerified 2026-09-21
Residence count
183 residences
ReportedVerified 2026-09-21
Penthouses
Four signature penthouses
ReportedVerified 2026-09-21
River frontage
More than 300 feet of Miami River frontage
ReportedVerified 2026-09-21

Facts marked Reported come from press coverage rather than the development team's own materials, and may change. Facts marked Confirmed come from the official project announcement.

(a) — The Project

Bugatti comes to Miami

Bugatti has licensed its name to residential projects sparingly. Miami is the first in the United States and the first in the Americas — a tower planned for the north bank of the Miami River in Brickell, developed by Prosper Group with Belgium's Versluys Group.

The team assembled around it is the most informative thing announced so far: Brandon Haw Architecture, Yabu Pushelberg and Rhodium — architecture, interiors and residential operations, each named before a single price has been published.

What that produces in the residences themselves is not yet public. What is public is the site, and the site is the part that cannot be revised later.

Aerial view of the Miami River waterfront and the Brickell skyline at night

(b) — The Address

A new waterfront address in Brickell

75 SW Miami Avenue Road sits where Brickell's financial district meets the river. That adjacency is the point: waterfront parcels inside Brickell are scarce, and most of what remains fronts the bay from further south. A river frontage inside the district places a residential tower within walking distance of the office core, Brickell City Centre and the dining that has followed them, rather than isolating it on a barrier island.

The river itself is a working waterway with access toward Biscayne Bay — a different proposition from a static bay view, and a relevant one for anyone who intends to keep a vessel nearby. Downtown Miami, the Arsht Center and the causeways to Miami Beach are a short drive north.

Read the full location analysis, with the address, the river frontage and the district around it.

Interior of a high-floor residence with floor-to-ceiling glass over the water at dusk

(c) — The Residences

The residences

The residence collection has not been released. Reporting describes 183 residences across roughly 60 stories, including four signature penthouses — figures we carry as reported rather than confirmed.

Bedroom counts, interior and terrace areas, ceiling heights, exposures and finishes have not been announced, and this site will not estimate them. When the offering is published, each will appear here with the date it was verified.

(d) — Design Philosophy

Art, Forme, Technique

Bugatti's stated design philosophy — Art, Forme, Technique — describes a sequence rather than three qualities: an intention, a form that carries it, and the engineering that makes the form possible without compromise.

Translated into a building, the test is whether the structure, the interiors and the service model were resolved together or bolted to one another afterwards. The announced team suggests the former; the drawings will confirm it.

Architecture

Brandon Haw Architecture is the design architect. A narrow river frontage and a tall tower is a demanding brief — massing, structure and the way the building meets the water edge will define it far more than any material palette. The design has not been released in detail.

Interior design

Yabu Pushelberg leads interiors for the residences and shared spaces. Specific materials, finishes and layouts for Miami have not been announced, and are not assumed here from the studio's other work.

Residential experience

Rhodium is the announced residential operating partner. The stated service philosophy is privacy, personalisation, white-glove and butler-style service, discretion and hospitality-driven operations. The staffing model, the amenity programme and the operating budget that funds them have not been published.

What has and has not been announced about amenities

(e) — Pricing & Availability

Pricing and availability

Official pricing has not been publicly released. Sales expected to launch in 2027, and the deposit schedule, offering documents and residence inventory will follow that launch rather than precede it.

Any price circulating today is an estimate drawn from neighbouring buildings, not from this project. When the first release is published, it will appear on the pricing page with its source and date.

(f) — Project Updates

Latest project updates

Sources & verification
  • Official project announcement materials
  • Real estate and business press reporting

Last verified 2026-09-21

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