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Entertainment · Fashion · published 2026-10-09 · via WWD

Karl Lagerfeld Brand Plans Mexico City Residential Tower

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Karl Lagerfeld is partnering with Grupo Bosque Real on a 38-story residential tower in Mexico City. The project will include 73 units, a private cinema, and interiors furnished by Karl Lagerfeld Maison, with completion targeted for 2029. It marks the fashion label’s first residential development in Latin America.

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The tower will rise 38 stories in Huixquilucan, with 73 three-bedroom homes arranged two per floor. Each unit is planned with a broad outdoor terrace and sizable dressing areas, while shared spaces include a private cinema and wellness and recreation amenities. A 32-foot stainless-steel bookshelf is designed to span the lobby and mezzanine.

This marks the label’s debut residential venture in Latin America. Interiors are being shaped with One Atelier under Caroline Lebar, Karl Lagerfeld’s interiors creative director; Jafif Arquitectos handles architecture. The development follows branded residences in Lisbon, Marbella, Dubai and Ras Al Khaimah, and was introduced during

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