Bentley announces luxury skyscraper with car elevator in Miami (Bentley Residences Miami)
The Bentley is launching a luxury residential skyscraper in Miami, the Bentley Residences, scheduled for 2028.
With 61 floors and 216 apartments, residents will be able to drive up to their apartments in their own cars, thanks to an innovative elevator called the Dezervator.
Each residence will feature a private garage that can accommodate up to four vehicles, along with a heated pool and a summer kitchen with an ocean view.
The units are priced around $6.2 million, and residents will have access to amenities such as a high-end cinema, whiskey bar, beauty salon, and dining experiences curated by renowned chef Todd English.
The building’s design reflects Bentley’s identity, with sophisticated materials and exclusive details such as a pet spa with non-slip surfaces inspired by the brand’s diamond pattern. The cinema has been designed to replicate the luxurious interior of a Bentley, providing residents with an immersive experience.
This concept follows the trend of other car manufacturers investing in real estate, such as Porsche, Aston Martin, and Mercedes-Benz, which have also launched or plan to launch luxury developments in Miami and Florida.
However, not all news is good for these developments. A study by the University of Miami revealed that Porsche’s Design Tower is sinking at an unexpected rate. The survey showed that 5 buildings, including two Trump Towers and the Ritz-Carlton Residences, have experienced sinking of up to 7.6 cm between 2016 and 2023, especially in the Sunny Isles Beach area. This raises concerns about the long-term viability of these ultra-luxury skyscrapers in the area.
Bentley announces luxury skyscraper with car elevator in Miami (Bentley Residences Miami)
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