Pagani Residences Miami

Pagani Residences Miami is a 30-story, 70-residence condominium tower under construction at 7940 West Drive on Harbor Island in North Bay Village, the first residential project curated by Pagani Arte, the design arm of the Italian hypercar maker. Riviera Horizons, led by founder Mikael Hamaoui, is the developer, with architecture by Revuelta Architecture International, interiors by A++ and Kast Construction as construction manager. The team broke ground on May 15, 2026, and the developer expects completion in late 2028. Published pricing starts at about $3.9 million. Every home is a corner residence, with four per floor. The two- to four-bedroom residences range from about 2,000 to more than 3,300 square feet, with 11-foot ceilings, ensuite elevators and 11-foot-wide terraces of 800 to 1,040 square feet. Kitchens are Italian Schiffini designs with 10-foot islands and a full Gaggenau appliance package. Bathrooms use travertine, Gessi fixtures and Noorth tubs, and flooring options include Listone Giordano wood in a custom Pagani chevron. Two-story penthouses with 13-foot ceilings range from about 10,723 to 12,156 square feet, with terraces up to 5,339 square feet and private rooftop pools. The ground floor has valet and porte-cochere arrival, a 24/7 concierge lobby, a pet spa, private garages available for purchase and a private marina with boat slips along a 240-foot Biscayne Bay boardwalk. Level 8 holds the residents' lounge, co-working space, media room, library, children's playroom, meditation garden and a limited collection of guest suites. The 29th-floor wellness level adds a fitness center, Pilates and yoga studios and a spa with sauna and steam rooms. The rooftop has a pool with cabanas, hot and cold plunges and a summer kitchen. An automotive concierge program offers vehicle storage, maintenance and transportation. Construction is in its early stages, so the building has no resale history yet. Check the listings on this page for available residences, or join the waitlist for updates as the tower rises.