Development News · October 18, 2026

Bugatti Residences Miami: Official Project Details for Brickell’s Miami River

Bugatti has announced its first branded residential development in the United States. Here is what official project sources confirm about the 60-story Brickell Miami River proposal, its team, public-realm plans and the details still to be released.

Official project renderings: Prosper Group

By Condo Invest Miami Research · Editorial & market research · 6 min read

Bugatti Residences Miami is a planned 60-story residential development on Brickell’s Miami River waterfront. Bugatti describes it as the marque’s first branded residential development in the United States, created with Prosper Group and Versluys Group. The project is announced, but it is not a completed building and current residence pricing, contracts and availability have not been released.[1]

What Bugatti has officially announced

Bugatti’s September 17, 2026 newsroom release confirms the project, its Brickell waterfront setting and its development partners. The company names Brandon Haw Architecture for architecture, Yabu Pushelberg for interiors and Rhodium as the exclusive global residential operating partner.[1]

The official release says the offering is due to launch in 2027. It does not publish a price list, deposit schedule, floor plans, residence sizes, association budget, delivery date or a current inventory of homes for sale.[1]

Bugatti Residences Miami at a glance

The Miami River setting

Bugatti places the project on one of Brickell’s remaining waterfront sites, with direct access toward Biscayne Bay and proximity to the district’s offices, dining and cultural destinations.[1] The exact street address of 75 SW Miami Avenue Road appears in Florida YIMBY’s September report; prospective buyers should treat that address as reported project context until it appears in current authorized offering materials.[4]

The architecture team describes a narrow riverfront parcel where the project would continue the Miami Riverwalk across the site. Its published concept includes two landscaped, publicly accessible urban plazas at opposite ends of the property and a riverwalk connection beneath the Underline as it meets the river.[2]

This is an urban waterfront setting, not an isolated resort site. Views, bridge activity, boat traffic, neighboring construction, street access and the eventual management of public-facing areas can vary by unit and by final project approvals.

Design and project team

The architect’s project page lists Bugatti, Prosper Group and Versluys Group as the clients and identifies the tower as ongoing. It reports a 219-meter, or 720-foot, residential building with approximately 498,900 square feet of total area.[2]

Bugatti says Brandon Haw Architecture and Yabu Pushelberg are translating the brand’s design language into the planned architecture and interiors. The company also identifies Rhodium as the partner selected to shape residential operations, with a planned service approach that includes butler service.[1]

Those details describe the published concept. They do not replace final specifications, association documents or the purchase contract. Buyers should confirm the exact service package, amenity access, operating costs and management obligations from the current authorized materials when they become available.

What the developer has published

Prosper Group’s project page lists 60 floors, 183 residences and a 720-foot height. It also lists a rooftop pool and gym in its project overview.[3] Florida YIMBY reports a $650 million development, four penthouses and more than 300 feet of Miami River frontage.[4]

The difference between a developer overview and a future offering is important. Project programming can be refined before sales open, and early feature lists do not establish a contractual amenity package or a buyer’s entitlement to a particular service.

When will sales begin?

Bugatti’s official release says the project offering is due to launch in 2027. Florida YIMBY reported a first-half 2027 sales target.[1] [4] Neither source provides a current public price list, residence availability, deposit schedule or binding delivery date.

For now, the most accurate description is an announced Brickell project with a stated 2027 offering timeline. A person considering a future purchase should rely on the current authorized sales channel and governing offering documents rather than social posts, unofficial price estimates or early renderings.

Questions to keep open before a purchase

Before signing a future reservation or purchase contract, a buyer should request the current offering documents, deposit and cancellation terms, construction schedule, association budget, insurance approach, parking and storage allocations, rental rules, pet policy, management agreement and a written description of which amenities and services are included.

It is also sensible to compare the final unit orientation and exposure with the surrounding Miami River context. The riverwalk, roadway, bridges, future construction and public spaces may affect how a particular line lives day to day.

The current picture

Bugatti Residences Miami is a source-backed Brickell announcement with a defined development team, 60-story concept and a planned 2027 offering. The project’s architecture page also outlines a riverwalk and public-plaza component that could shape this stretch of the Miami River.[1] [2]

The items that determine an actual purchase—price, unit layouts, deposits, delivery, HOA fees, final amenities and availability—are still to be released. For future source-based updates, visit our Bugatti Residences Miami project tracker.

*Images: Official project renderings from Prosper Group.*

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