Miami’s Wealthy Are Beating the Traffic With Helipads and Private Docks

When Ravi Sanganeria was shopping for a Miami condo, standard luxury amenities were an afterthought. The deciding factor was a logistical requirement: seamless access by air and sea.

He walked away from deposits on two local towers to buy a 3,000-square-foot, four-bedroom unit at Villa Miami on Biscayne Bay. Slated to open in 2027, the tower’s residences start at more than $2,000 per square foot. “I went with Villa Miami because of the helipad and boat dock,” he says.

Sanganeria, 51, a perfumer and food flavorist who primarily lives among multiple European residences, says a helicopter will allow him to reach his Florida business sites in 20 or 30 minutes instead of driving three to four hours. Marine access will cut his weekend commute to his Bahamas home to just two hours by boat. “Time is money,” he says…

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