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Bentley Motors breaks ground on its world-first branded residential development in Miami

February 27, 2024

Rendering of Bentley Residences Miami apartment. Image: Bentley Motors Rendering of Bentley Residences Miami apartment. Image: Bentley Motors

 

By Mickey Alam Khan

The first Bentley Motors-branded luxury residential development broke ground in Miami as the British automaker leverages its brand and design sensibility to the lucrative real estate sector.

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