September 29, 2026
Miami’s love affair with extraordinary automobiles is taking a new architectural form.
Bugatti is preparing to introduce its first branded residential development in the United States, and the result promises to be nothing short of remarkable. Bugatti Residences Miami will rise 60 storeys along the Miami River, drawing the French marque into one of the world’s most dynamic destinations for private wealth, branded residences and prime property.
The project will feature 183 residences and four penthouses, uniting architecture by Brandon Haw Architecture with interiors by Yabu Pushelberg. Developed by Prosper Group and Versluys Group, the tower marks another meaningful evolution within Miami’s real estate market, where luxury brands increasingly translate their identities into residential environments created for The 1%.
Bugatti is preparing to introduce its first branded residential development in the United States, and the result promises to be nothing short of remarkable. Bugatti Residences Miami will rise 60 storeys along the Miami River, drawing the French marque into one of the world’s most dynamic destinations for private wealth, branded residences and prime property.
The project will feature 183 residences and four penthouses, uniting architecture by Brandon Haw Architecture with interiors by Yabu Pushelberg. Developed by Prosper Group and Versluys Group, the tower marks another meaningful evolution within Miami’s real estate market, where luxury brands increasingly translate their identities into residential environments created for The 1%.
September 29, 2026
Monterey 2026 closed at a record USD 758.3 million, up 75% on last year. But sell-through was flat at 75%: the same proportion of cars sold, at much higher prices. A supply story wearing a demand headline.
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The global market for Fine wine and spirits continues to reflect the enduring prestige of exceptional craftsmanship, with premium British whisky and gin maintaining their position among the world's most admired luxury beverages.
The world of fine wine and spirits moves with the quiet confidence of those who have nothing left to prove. As leading luxury beverage houses refine their ambitions to meet the evolving tastes of the discerning, one name continues to set the standard.
In a fusion of visionary craftsmanship and poetic engineering, Louis Vuitton and De Bethune have unveiled the LVDB-03 Louis Varius Project, a horological duet designed not just for collectors—but for those who shape the narrative of luxury itself.
