In Miami’s luxury landscape, where scarcity and identity are the new currency, Pagani Residences presents an offering designed for the true collector. The first residential project from Horacio Pagani, founder of one of the world’s most sought-after hypercar brands, the tower rises as a 30-story statement of design, precision and tradition with 70 apartments in North Bay Village, an island enclave now entering its own era of upscale elegance.
The two duplex penthouses, priced at $30 million and $28.5 million respectively, represented record-breaking pricing for North Bay Village and set a new benchmark in the region’s luxury market. Each residence spans up to 12,200 square feet across two dramatic levels with 13-foot ceilings, private elevators, and expansive terraces that frame the Miami skyline and Biscayne Bay. About 40% of the tower’s residential properties have already been sold, many of them to existing Pagani owners – collectors whose automotive portfolios often exceed $50 million. Horacio Pagani himself plans to live in the building.
Inside, the penthouses are curated by Pagani Arte and reflect the craftsmanship of Pagani’s hypercars: chevron oak flooring with metal inlays, sculptural travertine staircases, Schiffini Magistretti kitchens with penthouse-exclusive Gaggenau appliances, and a 365-bottle wine wall designed for both display and function.
But it’s the experience that sets these penthouses apart. Each buyer will have the opportunity to purchase a limited-edition Pagani Utopia Roadster “Miami Edition,” offered with a private studio visit in Modena to work directly with Horacio Pagani on both vehicle and home customization. A private garage space in the building is also available, highlighting the dialogue between home and hypercar.
Residents enjoy access to a rooftop sky lounge, wellness spa, cabanas, cold and hot plunges, and special white glove services. Pagani Residences start at $3.7 million. Find out more at www.paganiresidences.com.
