Miami River · Brickell · 75 SW Miami Avenue Road
Bugatti Residences Miami Buyer Rebate & Project Guide
A planned 60-story, 183-residence tower on the south bank of the Miami River — Bugatti's first branded residential development in the United States. This is an independent guide, written from the buyer's side of the table.
- Pre-construction
- Sales expected 2027
- Updated Sept 22, 2026
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The facts that are actually on the record.
Every field below comes from Bugatti, the official project website or reporting on the developers' September 2026 announcement. Where a number has not been published, it is not here.
- Project
- Bugatti Residences Miami
- Address
- 75 SW Miami Avenue Road, Miami, FL 33130
- Setting
- South bank of the Miami River, Brickell
- River frontage
- 300+ feet (announced)
- Stories
- 60 (announced)
- Residences
- 183 (announced)
- Penthouses
- 4, included in the 183
- Developers
- Prosper Group & Versluys Group
- Architecture
- Brandon Haw Architecture
- Interiors
- Yabu Pushelberg
- Residential operator
- Rhodium
- Brand
- Bugatti — first U.S. residences
- Sales launch
- Expected 2027 (first half, reported)
- Status
- Pre-launch · Priority List open
- Pricing
- Not yet released
- Last reviewed
- September 22, 2026
Bugatti's September 17, 2026 release confirms the developers, design team, operator, U.S. first and a 2027 launch. Stories, residence count, penthouses and river frontage come from the developers' announcement as published by Florida YIMBY, PROFILEmiami and The Real Deal. The official website describes the project as the first Bugatti Residences in the Americas. Everything here is subject to change by the developer.
Your own advocate at a developer-run launch — and a share of our commission.
Eligible buyers receive up to 50% of our buyer-agent commission back at closing.
At a pre-construction launch, the sales team works for the developer. We work for you: reading the offering documents with you, comparing Bugatti Residences Miami against the rest of the market, and negotiating the terms that matter beyond the headline price.
If the developer pays Jordan Real Estate a buyer-agent commission and your transaction is eligible, we share up to half of that commission with you at closing. It is funded from our side, so it does not change your price or your contract.
What we will not do is invent a number. Bugatti Residences Miami has not published prices or buyer-agent compensation, so any dollar figure for this project today would be fiction. The estimate panel shows exactly what is known and what is still missing.
Your rebate = the buyer-agent commission we actually receive × up to 50%.
We will activate a Bugatti-specific estimate only when official pricing and buyer-agent compensation are verified. Until then we show no illustrative figures for this project. Rebates depend on the commission actually paid, transaction eligibility and, where financing is involved, lender approval.
Notify me when the estimate can be calculatedA riverfront parcel at the hinge between Brickell and downtown.
The most important thing to understand about 75 SW Miami Avenue Road is that it is on the Miami River, not on Biscayne Bay. That is not a lesser address — it is a different one, with its own advantages and its own questions.
The site sits on the south bank of the river at the northern edge of Brickell. Across the water is downtown Miami's central business district; to the south is the Brickell core, which reporting on the project places near Brickell City Centre. Bugatti's release describes the parcel as one of Brickell's rare remaining waterfront sites, with direct access toward Biscayne Bay.
The frontage is the asset. The developers' announcement cites more than 300 feet along the river. In a neighborhood where most towers face other towers or a street, a long water edge controls outlook, light and the ground-level experience in a way that a mid-block site cannot.
River views are not bay views. The river is a relatively narrow, active channel lined with towers on both banks. Depending on floor and orientation, a residence may look along the river toward the bay, across it to downtown, or back over Brickell. Which exposures actually open to distant water is a stack-by-stack question the developer has not yet answered publicly.
Boating is plausible, not promised. The river leads downstream to Biscayne Bay, which is why announcement coverage emphasizes Miami's boating culture. Between the site and the bay, vessels pass beneath several river crossings, including drawbridges. Whether the project will offer dockage, and on what terms, has not been announced.
This stretch of the river has been one of Miami's most active development corridors, which is why the parcel was once part of a much larger assemblage (see the history below). Neighboring construction can shape views and conditions for years, so the surrounding zoning and pipeline deserve as much attention as the tower itself. For the wider neighborhood picture, see our Brickell buyer guide.
We do not publish drive or walk times; they vary and cannot be verified from an authoritative source. View exposure, river access and dockage should be confirmed in the offering documents, not inferred from a rendering. View the address on Google Maps.
From a riverfront assemblage to a Bugatti tower.
The short version: a slice of a larger planned development changed hands, the program grew, and a brand was attached. Each step matters to a buyer because it tells you where the project really stands — land secured, design announced, sales not yet open.
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Before 2025
Part of One Brickell Riverfront
The parcel was part of the One Brickell Riverfront assemblage assembled by Newgard Development Group and Two Roads Development, according to The Real Deal and Bisnow.
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2025
Under contract, pre-Bugatti plan
Prosper Group and Versluys Group put the site under contract roughly 18 months before closing, The Real Deal reported. An earlier plan called for 158 units.
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August 2026
Site acquired for a reported $50 million
The partnership closed on the roughly one-acre, three-parcel site for about $50 million, according to The Real Deal and PROFILEmiami.
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September 2026
Bugatti announced
The developers revealed the Bugatti brand and a 183-residence program in mid-September, reporting a development value of about $650 million. Bugatti's own release followed on September 17. The official website opened a Priority List.
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2027 · expected
Sales launch
Bugatti says the offering launches to buyers in 2027; coverage of the developers' announcement specifies the first half of the year.
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Not announced
Construction start and delivery
No groundbreaking or completion date has been officially announced.
What it means to translate a car company's design language into a tower.
Bugatti describes its design DNA in three words — art, forme, technique — and says the Miami project is being shaped through that lens, from architecture and interiors to arrival, privacy and service. The useful question for a buyer is which parts of that are documented design intent, and which are marketing atmosphere.
Bugatti's design vocabulary has long emphasized sculpted surfaces, strong proportion and the marque's recognizable C-line. Reporting on the announcement describes architecture that draws on elements of that identity — a translation into built form rather than automotive branding applied to a building, as we read the released renderings.
Brandon Haw Architecture, the New York practice leading the design, is working with Yabu Pushelberg on interiors. Coverage of the developers' announcement reports that the architecture draws on elements of Bugatti's cars, including the marque's C-line, and that Yabu Pushelberg will carry references to the automaker's design language into the residential spaces.
The C-line is the sweeping curve that frames the side of modern Bugatti cars; Dezeen, citing Bugatti, describes it as a motif used on the marque's cars since the 1930s. In architecture, a signature curve like that tends to live at the scale of the facade — in frames, transitions and edges — rather than as a literal shape.
Dezeen also describes the released renderings as showing a tower divided into four distinct blocks separated by double-height spaces. That kind of massing breaks a 60-story shaft into readable segments and creates natural locations for shared amenity levels, although what those levels will contain has not been announced.
The renderings also show long, continuous horizontal balcony bands and deep glass, a composition that emphasizes the river-facing edge. Treat that as design intent, not specification: balcony depths, ceiling heights, glazing and outdoor area per residence are not published.
Architecture by Brandon Haw Architecture; interiors by Yabu Pushelberg; the project shaped by Bugatti's design DNA of art, forme and technique; the architecture drawing on Bugatti's C-line, as reported from the developers' announcement.
The comparison between the marque's cars and the tower's curved framing is our visual interpretation of illustrative renderings. No source says a specific Bugatti model was the blueprint for a specific building element, and we do not suggest one was.
Architectural drawings, the finish schedule, balcony and ceiling dimensions, and how much of the brand's design language is contractually committed in the offering documents rather than shown in marketing.
A branded building is only as good as the company that runs it.
Bugatti has selected Rhodium as its exclusive global residential operating partner. According to Bugatti's release, Rhodium will shape service and the ownership experience from the outset, defined by white-glove butler service, discretion and personalization. Versluys Group has described the model as hospitality-driven.
That is a meaningful signal: the operator is being named at announcement rather than after construction. What has not been published is how the service will be structured and paid for — and in branded residences, that structure drives a large share of carrying costs.
Questions to have answered in writing before committing:
- Which services are covered by association dues, and which are charged per use?
- What is the term of the Bugatti brand license and the Rhodium agreement, and what happens if either ends?
- Who employs the service staff, and how are those costs allocated among owners?
- Are rentals permitted, and is there any operator-run rental program?
Confirmed, reported, and not yet announced.
A serious buyer resource separates what the brand has said, what has been reported, and what nobody has published yet. This page will change as the developer releases information; this ledger is where you will see it first.
Updated September 22, 2026- Confirmed by Bugatti or the official site
- Reported from the developers' announcement or press
- Not yet announced
Confirmed
Bugatti release, September 17, 2026, and bugattiresidencesmiami.com
- Address75 SW Miami Avenue Road, Miami, FL 33130
- Brand firstBugatti's first branded residential development in the U.S.
- DevelopersProsper Group and Versluys Group
- Design teamBrandon Haw Architecture; Yabu Pushelberg interiors
- OperatorRhodium, with white-glove butler service
- Sales timingOffering due to launch in 2027
- RegistrationPriority List open on the official website
Reported
Florida YIMBY, PROFILEmiami, The Real Deal, Dezeen
- Program60 stories; 183 residences, including four penthouses
- River frontageMore than 300 feet
- Design referenceArchitecture draws on Bugatti's C-line
- Launch windowFirst half of 2027
- Development valueAbout $650 million
- LandAbout one acre, acquired for about $50 million in August 2026
- Earlier plan158 units before the Bugatti program
Not yet announced
As of September 22, 2026. We do not estimate these.
- PricingNo prices or price ranges
- ResidencesNo floor plans, sizes or bedroom mix
- DepositsNo deposit schedule or reservation terms
- Carrying costsNo association budget or HOA estimates
- AmenitiesNo detailed amenity program
- TimelineNo construction start or delivery date
- CompensationNo published buyer-agent compensation
The eight answers every buyer is still waiting for.
Other websites may already show price ranges or floor plans for this tower. None have been released by the developer. When they are, the questions below are what we will analyze first — and what we will send you.
Pricing
Price per residence, price per square foot, and how pricing steps by floor and exposure.
Layouts & floor plans
Residence sizes, bedroom mix, penthouse specifications and outdoor space.
Deposit schedule
Reservation terms, deposit percentages, milestone timing and escrow handling.
Association costs
The projected budget, and what the branded service layer adds to it.
Amenities
What the amenity levels contain, and which services are included or charged.
Delivery timeline
Construction start, completion target and the contract's delivery provisions.
Parking & dockage
Parking allocation, storage, and whether river dockage is offered.
Buyer-agent compensation
Whether and how the developer compensates buyer's agents — the basis of any rebate.
Where Bugatti fits among Miami's branded towers.
South Florida has become the densest branded-residence market in the United States, and automotive names now sit alongside hotel brands. This is not a ranking. Each project answers different buyer priorities, at a different stage of risk.
| Project | Setting | Brand model | Stage (Sept 2026) | Announced scale |
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| Bugatti Residences Miami | Miami River, south bank, Brickell; riverfront | Automotive brand with a named residential operator (Rhodium) | Pre-launch; sales expected 2027 | 60 stories; 183 residences |
| Mercedes-Benz Places | West Brickell beside Southside Park; not waterfront | Automotive brand; mixed-use with hotel and office | Under construction | 791 residences across two linked towers |
| Aston Martin Residences | Downtown, where the Miami River meets Biscayne Bay | Automotive brand | Completed; delivered in 2024 | 66 stories; 391 residences |
| Cipriani Residences Miami | Brickell, South Miami Avenue; not waterfront | Hospitality brand | Under construction | 80 stories |
| Anantara Residences Miami | Edgewater, Biscayne Boulevard; bayfront | Hospitality brand with hotel suites | Pre-launch at announcement | 50 stories; hotel suites plus residences |
Figures for other projects come from public reporting (Florida YIMBY, Bisnow and public project records) and our own project pages, are stated as of September 2026, and are included for orientation only; they may have changed.
How to read the difference. An automotive brand brings design identity; a hospitality brand usually brings an operating system already proven in hotels. Bugatti's answer to that gap is to name Rhodium as a dedicated residential operator at the outset. The contrast with Anantara Residences Miami, another brand's first U.S. residence, is instructive: there the operator is the hotel brand itself.
Stage is a risk variable. A completed or rising tower can be inspected; a pre-launch tower is priced on renderings, a design team and a brand. Early buyers can sometimes secure better positioning, but they also carry more timeline and specification risk. Nearby Brickell alternatives at other stages include 619 Brickell by Nobu and 2200 Brickell, and across the river, Waldorf Astoria Residences Miami.
Admire the renderings. Then read the documents.
Most of what determines the outcome of a pre-construction purchase is in documents that do not exist publicly yet. When they are released, these are the items we work through with buyers — alongside your own attorney, who should review the contract and offering documents.
Contract & offering
- Condominium offering documents and the prospectus
- Purchase agreement terms and developer rights to change plans
- Cancellation provisions and statutory rescission periods
- Assignment rights before closing
Money & timing
- Deposit schedule and escrow structure
- Construction schedule and delivery provisions
- Financing implications and lender requirements for a new condominium
- How a rebate is credited at closing
Cost of ownership
- Projected association budget and reserves
- Branded service fees and how they are allocated
- Insurance for a waterfront high-rise
- Parking, storage and any dockage charges
Brand & operations
- Term and termination of the Bugatti brand license
- The Rhodium operating agreement and its cost
- What the brand name commits the developer to deliver
Use & restrictions
- Rental and short-term use restrictions
- Rules on alterations, pets and guests
- Waterfront access and marine rules, if any
Representation
- Buyer-agent registration procedures
- Buyer-agent compensation and rebate economics
- Who represents you in every conversation with the sales team
This checklist is general information, not legal advice. The developer's own disclaimer states that the offering is made only by the prospectus and that no real estate broker is authorized to make representations on the developer's behalf — which is exactly why the documents, not anyone's summary of them, control. For how Miami pre-construction contracts and deposits generally work, see our Miami pre-construction buyer guide.
Three steps, in the right order.
Eligible buyers receive up to 50% of our buyer-agent commission back at closing. The sequence below is what protects it.
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Bugatti Residences Miami, answered.
What is Bugatti Residences Miami?
Bugatti Residences Miami is a planned 60-story condominium tower at 75 SW Miami Avenue Road on the south bank of the Miami River in Brickell. The developers' September 2026 announcement describes 183 residences, including four penthouses. Bugatti describes it as the marque's first branded residential development in the United States, following Bugatti Residences by Binghatti in Dubai.
Where is Bugatti Residences Miami located?
The official project address is 75 SW Miami Avenue Road, Miami, FL 33130. The site sits on the south bank of the Miami River at the northern edge of Brickell, across the river from downtown Miami. It is a riverfront site, not a Biscayne Bay site; the river connects to the bay downstream.
How many residences are planned, and how tall is the tower?
The developers' announcement describes a 60-story tower with 183 residences, including four penthouses. The Real Deal reported that an earlier plan for the site called for 158 units. An official height in feet has not been published, and residence sizes and the bedroom mix have not been released.
Who is developing and designing Bugatti Residences Miami?
Prosper Group, led by CEO Jay Roberts, is developing the tower with Belgium-based Versluys Group, led by CEO Bart Versluys. Brandon Haw Architecture leads the architecture, Yabu Pushelberg is designing the interiors, and Bugatti has selected Rhodium as its exclusive global residential operating partner.
When are sales expected to begin?
Bugatti says the offering is due to launch to buyers in 2027, and coverage of the developers' announcement specifies the first half of 2027. Launch dates for pre-construction projects often move, so treat this as a target rather than a commitment.
Has pricing been released for Bugatti Residences Miami?
No. As of September 22, 2026, no residence prices or price ranges have been officially released, and we do not estimate them. When the developer releases pricing, we will update this page.
Have floor plans been released?
No. Floor plans, residence sizes, the bedroom mix and penthouse specifications have not been officially released.
What amenities will Bugatti Residences Miami have?
A detailed amenity list has not been announced. Bugatti's release confirms that Rhodium will provide white-glove butler service and that service is being planned alongside the architecture and interiors. Any specific amenity should be confirmed in the offering documents once they are available.
When will construction start, and when will the building be completed?
Neither has been officially announced. We have not seen a groundbreaking date or a delivery date published by the developer or Bugatti. The delivery terms that bind a developer are set out in the purchase agreement.
What is the Priority List, and does registering affect my representation?
The official website invites prospective buyers to join a Priority List for updates and early access. Developer registration procedures can affect whether an outside broker can represent you and whether you remain eligible for our buyer rebate. Contact us before registering directly with the developer or visiting a sales gallery, so your representation is established from the start.
Can I use my own buyer's agent at Bugatti Residences Miami?
Buyers at Miami pre-construction projects can generally work with an independent buyer's agent, but the developer sets the registration rules and the buyer-agent compensation, and those terms have not been published for Bugatti Residences Miami. The safest sequence is to engage your representative before any direct contact with the developer's sales team.
How does the TheBuyerRebate.com rebate work?
Eligible buyers receive up to 50% of our buyer-agent commission back at closing. If the developer pays Jordan Real Estate a buyer-agent commission and the transaction is eligible, we share up to half of that commission with you at closing, subject to lender approval where financing is involved and to contract and transaction requirements. It is funded from our side and does not change your price.
Has buyer-agent compensation been announced for Bugatti Residences Miami?
No. The developer has not published buyer-agent compensation for Bugatti Residences Miami, so we do not show a rebate dollar figure on this page. Once compensation is verified, we can estimate your rebate on a specific residence in writing.
Is TheBuyerRebate.com affiliated with Bugatti or the developers?
No. TheBuyerRebate.com and Jordan Real Estate are independent and represent buyers. We are not affiliated with Bugatti, Prosper Group, Versluys Group, Rhodium, the design team or the developer's sales office, and we cannot speak for the developer.
Are the images on this page official renderings?
No. The architectural images on this page are illustrative renderings prepared for presentation. They are not official developer renderings, may differ from the final design, and we do not draw factual conclusions from them. The prospectus and purchase agreement control what is delivered.
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