The short answer: Pagani Residences (7940 West Drive, North Bay Village) is the world’s first residential tower branded by Pagani Automobili — 70 waterfront residences from about $3.7M, with penthouses quoted at $28.5M-$30M, developed by Riviera Horizons with Revuelta Architecture, delivering around 2027 with a private marina. It is the boldest bet yet on North Bay Village, the small island city quietly becoming Miami’s next waterfront skyline.
The Pagani playbook differs from the automotive towers before it: where Porsche Design Tower and Bentley Residences sell technology (car elevators), Pagani sells atelier craft — the hypercar maker’s obsession with hand-built detail translated to interiors. With only 70 residences on open bay, it is scarcity-first product in a neighborhood where Continuum Club & Residences (198 units from under $1M, 32 stories, broke ground 2025) and Shoma Bay (333 units) are building the density around it.
Why North Bay Village works: true bay frontage minutes from both Miami Beach and the mainland, at land prices that let developers deliver waterfront product below barrier-island cost. The island’s pipeline — Pagani, Continuum, Shoma Bay, Tula — is the clearest 2026 example of a neighborhood being repriced in real time.
FAQ
How much do Pagani Residences cost? From roughly $3.7M, with penthouses quoted between $28.5M and $30M as of mid-2026.
When will Pagani Residences be completed? The target is 2027; sales are active now.
Why buy in North Bay Village? Open-bay waterfront minutes from Miami Beach at pricing below the barrier islands — with a 2026-27 pipeline (Pagani, Continuum, Shoma Bay) actively repricing the neighborhood upward.
Want the current Pagani price sheet or the honest comparison against Bentley and Continuum? Talk to me or WhatsApp (305) 695-8257. See also: the full 2026-2031 pipeline and the Bentley Residences guide.