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Fall 2026


PROJECT SPOTLIGHT: NAPLES AUTO VAULT BY THE LUTGERT COMPANIES A NEW HOME FOR NAPLES’ MOST PRIZED COLLECTIONS Deeded automotive and collector condominiums designed for vehicles, watercraft, art, wine, and the passions that define a Naples lifestyle. Naples Auto Vault is redefining how Southwest Florida collectors protect and enjoy their most prized possessions. Located at 6985 Airport-Pulling Road North in Naples, Florida, the development offers deeded collector condominiums — private, nonresidential spaces purpose-built to securely house automobiles, watercraft, RVs, wine, art, and other prized collections, with exceptional flexibility and long-term ownership value. Developed by The Lutgert Companies, Naples Auto Vault extends a Southwest Florida legacy spanning more than 60 years. That experience informs a design philosophy centered on durable, high-quality construction, purposeful planning, and lasting ownership.

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“Collectors invest tremendous care in building extraordinary collections, yet few environments are designed to truly protect, showcase, and enjoy them,” said Erik Lutgert, president of The Lutgert Companies. “Naples Auto Vault was created to offer owners a permanent, purpose-built home for their collections — one that reflects the same care, craftsmanship, and passion that define their approach to collecting.”

“Collectors invest tremendous care in building extraordinary collections, yet few environments are designed to truly protect, showcase, and enjoy them,” said Erik Lutgert, president of The Lutgert Companies.

BUILT FOR SOUTHWEST FLORIDA The building is engineered for the realities of Southwest Florida, designed to meet a 160-mph wind rating with six-inch concrete floors finished in epoxy, concrete-block demising walls between units and finished floors positioned above FEMA-designated flood elevations. The inland setting, approximately three miles from the Gulf, reinforces that protection. Impact-rated glass, hurricane-rated components, eight-foot privacy walls on the terraces, electronically controlled gates and surveillance cameras complete a layered approach to site security. — Continued on page 122

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DESIGNED AROUND THE COLLECTOR For collectors who spend part of the year in Naples, the appeal of deeded

organized base for boats, trailers and seasonal gear. Individually controlled air

ownership is permanence. The space is theirs to return to season after season,

conditioning, dehumidification, outside-air ventilation and automatic exhaust

arranged exactly as they curate it. Unlike leased storage, where access policies

protect sensitive materials across every category, from leather and chrome to

and lease terms can change, deeded ownership gives collectors control over when

canvas and fine art. Each unit includes LED lighting, a private full bathroom,

they come and go, how they configure the interior, and what they keep inside.

200-amp electrical service and cable and internet readiness.

The proportions invite that kind of personalization. Twenty-foot-plus ceiling

“Buyers respond to the combination of ownership, protection and independence,”

heights accommodate vehicle lifts and mezzanine-level display space, while

said Jackie Nelson, director of sales at Premier Sotheby’s International Realty.

fourteen-foot overhead doors welcome everything from sports cars to

“They are gaining a private, deeded space they can access on their schedule

recreational vehicles. Some owners may create a private showroom with evolving

and shape around the vehicles, collections and passion projects that are part

displays; others might configure the space as a workshop, a wine room or an

of their Naples lifestyle.”

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CURRENT AVAILABILITY Phase I includes 23 condominiums across four floor-plan options, ranging from approximately 1,000 to more than 3,000 square feet. Adjacent units

“Buyers respond to the combination of ownership, protection and independence,” said Jackie Nelson, director of sales at Premier Sotheby’s International Realty.

may be combined. With Phase I now in active vertical construction, the original customization window has narrowed, while broader personalization opportunities are expected with Phase II. Phase I delivery is targeted for the first quarter of 2027. Pricing begins at $850,000. Association fees are currently listed at $3,135 per quarter, with the covered services to be confirmed before publication. For current floor plans, pricing and unit-specific availability, visit NaplesAutoVault.com or call 239-427-4950. u homeanddesign.net

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