$8.15M total land acquisition (~1.2 acres) for the Revault Miami project
16 upscale car‑condo units, each climate‑controlled with concierge and 22‑ft ceilings capable of housing up to nine cars
Amenities include an indoor four‑court padel club, sauna, steam rooms, members’ lounge, event space, fitness, and more—groundbreaking slated for Q2 2026Intro
Newgard Development Group is steering into a bold new direction with Revault Miami—a first-of-its-kind luxury automotive lifestyle development anchored in Miami’s Little River neighborhood. Expect a blend of high-end collector garage units and top-tier amenities that go beyond storage.
Newgard’s affiliate Little River Garages Development LLC purchased five contiguous parcels totaling 46,642 sq ft for $7M and an adjacent 7,911-sq-ft parcel for $1.15M, bringing the total acquisition to $8.15M.
Financing came via a $5.3M mortgage from Belmont Bank and Trust.
Revault Miami will consist of 16 private, customizable car-condo units featuring climate control, concierge services, and 22-foot ceilings—ideal for multi-car stacking (up to 9 vehicles per unit, ~2,000 sq ft average).
A second-floor amenity hub will include a four-court indoor padel club (with lounge, café, sauna, steam rooms), plus a members’ lounge, event space, and fitness area.
Urban Robot Associates leads architecture and interior design.
Groundbreaking is expected in Q2 2026, with construction likely completing around mid-2027 if typical timelines hold.
CEO Harvey Hernandez emphasizes Revault isn’t just storage—it’s a lifestyle community for collectors and enthusiasts, positioned for accessibility, character, and visibility in Little River.
The site sits amid the Magic City Innovation District and near the Design District, Downtown Miami, and Wynwood, offering prime connectivity.
Little River is gaining traction as an emerging development zone, offering more affordable land prices compared to Miami’s core — a key draw for developers.
Newgard intends Revault to be its flagship concept, with plans to roll it out across Florida and the broader Sunbelt region.
Automotive-themed luxury developments are an increasingly salient trend in Miami real estate:
Pagani Residences in North Bay Village offers bespoke garage galleries and hypercar-themed interiors.
Bentley’s luxe tower (opening 2028) features huge in-home garages and even private car elevators.
These projects reflect how automaker brands and lifestyle developers are converging real estate with affluent motor-enthusiast culture.
Revault Miami stands out as a bold blend of exclusivity, lifestyle, and automotive passion—and a fresh proposition in Miami’s evolving development scene. For investors, it taps into a growing affinity for branded, experiential assets with strong appeal to high-net-worth clientele. As a flagship, it sets the stage for a new niche in Sunbelt luxury living.
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