For collectors in northern Palm Beach County, the challenge is often finding a garage that can keep up with the collection. A classic Porsche needs room to breathe, a Ferrari deserves protection from Florida’s heat, and a boat or motorcoach can quickly outgrow even a generous home garage. At Auto Clubhouse in Jupiter, Florida, that familiar problem has become the starting point for a different kind of automotive property: a private garage condominium that owners can make their own.
The completed Jupiter development offers 19 individually owned garage suites with tall ceilings, oversized doors, air conditioning, and room for customized vehicle storage. And for the people behind Auto Clubhouse, the idea extends beyond finding a parking space. The larger ambition is to create a network of garage communities where collectors have both a place for their cars and opportunities to connect with other enthusiasts.
That approach is now taking shape beyond Jupiter, with additional communities being marketed in the Carolinas, Florida, and other parts of the country. But the individual locations are at different stages, and a planned or reservation-stage project should not be mistaken for a completed facility.
Inside Auto Clubhouse’s Completed Jupiter Garage Community
Located at 15375 Corporate Road North, Jupiter, FL 33478, in the Palm Beach Park of Commerce, Auto Clubhouse serves a broad collector market that includes Jupiter, Palm Beach Gardens, Tequesta, Juno Beach, North Palm Beach, Stuart, and Hobe Sound.
The project has moved well beyond its original pre-construction marketing. The Jupiter garage condominiums were delivered in 2025, and a current sales presentation from Ironmark Capital Advisory reports 13 of the 19 units sold, with six remaining. Those figures reflect the broker’s advertised availability at the time of this October 2026 update and may change as additional units close.
Auto Clubhouse’s Jupiter development offers 19 individually owned garage condominiums in northern Palm Beach County. The project has been delivered, replacing the earlier pre-construction plans pictured in this article.
Rather than renting a space in a shared storage warehouse, owners purchase an individual condominium unit. That distinction gives collectors the opportunity to create a garage around their own vehicles and interests, while remaining subject to association requirements and local building approvals.
Built for Collector Cars, Boats, and Motorcoaches
The appeal starts with the proportions. Jupiter units are marketed with an approximately 55-by-25-foot footprint, 22 feet of clear ceiling height, and a large motorized overhead door. The current broker materials specify a 15-foot-wide by 16-foot-tall door, while individual recorded interior areas differ from the roughly 1,375-square-foot marketed footprint.
That combination makes a difference for owners with multiple vehicles. Depending on the vehicle sizes and an approved installation, car lifts can increase storage capacity substantially. The long bays also appeal to enthusiasts with larger boats, trailers, or motorcoaches, provided that each vehicle’s dimensions and maneuvering requirements are checked before purchase.
The garages are delivered as customizable shells rather than completed entertainment suites. Reported specifications include concrete-block construction, air conditioning, electrical service, plumbing provisions, floor drains, sprinklers, and gated access. Buyers can explore adding lifts, mezzanines, bathrooms, lounges, and other finishes, subject to permits and association approval.
This rendering illustrates the garage-condominium layout and wide drive aisle. Owners can personalize their garage interiors with approved vehicle lifts, mezzanines, and finishes.
For collectors, the value of that flexibility is personal. One owner might arrange a garage around a group of European sports cars, while another might prioritize a vintage American muscle car, a boat, and space to work on a restoration project. Auto Clubhouse gives each a dedicated starting point instead of a one-size-fits-all storage arrangement.
The Social Side of the Auto Clubhouse Vision
Auto Clubhouse was conceived as more than a collection of private garage doors. The company promotes members-only clubhouse spaces, owner lounges, detailing services, and social connections as part of its broader garage-community concept.
That’s an important distinction in the growing car condo market. Many enthusiasts want a private place to preserve and display their vehicles, but they also enjoy talking cars with people who understand the story behind a particular Porsche, Corvette, Ferrari, or restored classic. A well-designed automotive gathering space gives owners another reason to visit.
Specific clubhouse completion dates, access rules, and available services can vary by location. Prospective Jupiter buyers should confirm which amenities are currently in operation rather than assuming every item shown in Auto Clubhouse’s national plans is already available on-site.
The Developers Behind Auto Clubhouse Properties
According to its official company profile, Auto Clubhouse was founded by Todd Marshall and Greg Babij, lifelong automotive enthusiasts with backgrounds in commercial real estate development. Their interest in collector cars, automotive events, and the practical needs of vehicle owners helped shape the business concept.
Todd Marshall described the intention behind the developments in comments supplied with the original project announcement:
“We’ve studied this business extensively to create the ultimate environment for collections and social events.” — Todd C. Marshall, Developer Partner
“Our real estate experience and passion for collector cars drive every detail—from secure storage to community spaces. We’re excited to announce additional sites soon.” — Todd C. Marshall
The quotes capture the two parts of the company’s strategy: purpose-built ownership spaces for valuable vehicles and a sense of community that goes beyond traditional storage.
Charlotte, Lake Norman, and the National Expansion Plans
With Jupiter delivered, Auto Clubhouse is promoting additional locations under the same garage ownership and automotive-lifestyle concept. Its official website currently lists Charlotte/Lake Norman, North Carolina, alongside Jupiter as a market with limited availability, while other destinations are advertised for reservations or future sales inquiries.
The Charlotte-area project is associated with Cornelius, North Carolina, near Lake Norman. Earlier plans described approximately 58 luxury garage condominiums, dedicated vehicle-storage space, and a roughly 2,000-square-foot members’ clubhouse. These remain figures from the announced development concept; buyers should confirm final unit counts, construction status, and amenities with the developer.
An architectural view of the Charlotte/Lake Norman Auto Clubhouse project in Cornelius, North Carolina. Confirm the development’s current construction and delivery status with Auto Clubhouse.
Earlier Auto Clubhouse plans for the Charlotte area called for customizable collector garages, specialized vehicle storage, and a members’ clubhouse. Final designs and schedules are subject to confirmation.
The company’s website also identifies Hilton Head/Beaufort, South Carolina; Orlando, Tampa, and Sarasota, Florida; Scottsdale, Arizona; Dallas, Texas; and Louisville, Kentucky as markets in its broader expansion pipeline. Several are promoted as reservation opportunities rather than completed garage communities.
For an industry that increasingly blends automotive storage with private gathering places, this multi-market strategy is notable. Its success, however, will be measured by projects delivered and operating—not simply by the number of locations appearing on a future-development map.
What Collectors Should Know About Ownership and Availability
Auto Clubhouse Jupiter is an example of a completed private garage-condominium development where ownership and customization are the main attractions. Owners should review condominium association documents, permitted uses, insurance responsibilities, recurring costs, and improvement rules before purchasing a unit.
As of this article’s October 2026 update, the Jupiter marketing team reports six units remaining out of 19. Individual units are sold subject to availability, and pricing and build-out costs vary. Interested buyers should confirm current inventory and whether a particular garage can accommodate the vehicles, lifts, or interior improvements they have in mind.
More broadly, Auto Clubhouse reflects a change in what many collectors expect from automotive real estate. Secure storage remains essential, but so does the opportunity to own a space that feels personal—and to connect with others who share the same passion for cars.
Auto Clubhouse Jupiter Location and Contact Information
Auto Clubhouse Jupiter
15375 Corporate Road North
Jupiter, FL 33478
Website: AutoClubhouse.com
Jupiter project: Auto Clubhouse Jupiter
Luxury Garage Sales — Robert Zinzell
Phone: 305-562-6848
Email: RZinzell@gmail.com
General Inquiries — Todd Marshall
Email: todd@autoclubhouse.com
For available garage suites, current development plans, clubhouse amenities, and tours, contact the Auto Clubhouse sales team directly. Availability and project specifications may change.
