The Mercedes-Benz apartments in Miami will cost you at least $800k, and $2.7 million for a condo

In 2024, Mercedes-Benz announced it would be launching the Mercedes-Benz apartments in Miami, and it was revealed that condos can cost up to $2.7 million.

This is the company’s first foray into the world of real-estate and the properties are selling like hot cakes.

Impressively luxurious, ‘Mercedes-Benz Places’ will boast a 16-meter swimming pool and areas to relax around the complex.

Construction is expected to finish in 2027, so residents will have a little wait before they can move in and experience the delights of the company’s first real-estate project.

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Driving a Mercedes-Benz isn’t enough, I need to live in one

If you have a spare $2.7 million lying about, you might be interested in investing in the Mercedes-Benz apartments in Miami and supercharging your lifestyle.

For something slightly cheaper, you only need to spend $800,000 on a studio, if you’re looking for a more budget option.

Since the German car brand announced in 2024 that it was breaking into the real-estate market, the properties are being sold at breakneck speed.

There’s no doubt that these are going to be luxurious apartments to live in, and quite the statement of power if you can both drive and live in a Mercedes-Benz.

They aren’t alone, other car manufacturers are moving into this world too – big names like Mercedes’ compatriots Porsche and British manufacturer Aston Martin.

What can you get for your $2.7 million Mercedes-Benz apartments costs?

Not only will residents be experiencing the height of luxury in their apartments with high-end marble showers and Miele brand appliances, but Mercedes-Benz is making sure their design philosophy is fully shown throughout.

Mercedes-Benz knows that the brand is well-recognized for its sleek and timeless designs, and this is being shown through the decor and architecture of the building.

Even the swimming pool is inspired by the iconic (and very expensive) Silver arrow car.

The automotive company hopes that the choice to build their flagship building in Miami is a good one, recognizing the vibrance of the area and the unique blend of tradition and urban living in the culture.

So, Mercedes, when can we move in?