It’s no secret that Miami has long been an epicenter of luxury  living for celebrities and billionaires. Luxury condo developments are springing up all over the  area, and the housing recovery is going strong throughout the  state. The 60-story Porsche Design Tower is no exception, and now it’s attracting buyers at rapid speed. Though it won’t be ready for move-in until 2016, 22 billionaires (2% of the  world’s total) have purchased units there so far, according to the Atlantic Cities. And they’re going fast —  80% of the 132 units are already under contract, representing a whopping  $624 million in sales. Like many of the other luxury condo developments in Miami-Dade County, the  Porsche Design Tower has some crazy amenities, including a movie theatre, spa,  and plunge pools on almost every balcony.The tower’s most distinctive feature, however, is clear from its name. Three  car elevators will bring billionaires and their luxury vehicles straight to the  door of their condo, allowing them to park their cars in a “sky garage”  connected to each unit.The building is a collaboration between  South Florida-based Dezer Development and Germany’s Porsche Design Group, whose  $214 million loan is the largest that’s been approved for a major construction  project in the Southeast since the recession. In fact, it’s nearly 30% larger  than the previous largest post-recession construction loan.

The tower will be 60 stories tall, rising 650 feet on  the shorefront of Sunny Isles Beach.

 

Forget valet — this tower has a one-of-a-kind car lift  system.

 

Residents can drive straight into the lift, without even  having to worry about interaction in the lobby.

 

The special elevator delivers residents and their rides  directly to their front door, allowing them to park in “sky garages” right next  to their units.

 

Cheaper units have two-car garages, while higher-end  ones have four. All residents can make use of a “Car Concierge,” who will assist  with washing, tire rotations, and regular maintenance.

 

Units are luxurious and spacious, and you can keep an  eye on your cars at all times.

 

Plus tall glass windows and wide balconies make for the  ideal shoreline view.

 

As the building is still under development, the exact  look and feel of the rooms are subject to change.

 

Here’s another possible look for the living room.

 

And this is what the living room could look like from up  the stairs.

 

The bathrooms will be sleek and modern.

 

Plunge pools and grills on the balcony are perfect for  those warm southern Florida nights.

 

The ground floor isn’t too shabby, either.

 

You’re never too far from the ocean, no matter where you  are in the building.

There’s another large pool on the ground floor, just  steps away from the beach.