Torque Motor Suites, an entity of Neyer Properties, is taking its luxury private garage suite brand national. The company will mark the moment on Wednesday, July 29, 2026, with the ribbon cutting and grand opening of its second address, in Blue Ash, Ohio, at 4:30 p.m. ET, as it advances new communities in the Chicago, Indianapolis, Nashville and Birmingham markets.

Torque is not asking future owners to take the vision on faith. It is offering proof. One of the most decorated names in motorsports has already committed: four-time Indianapolis 500 champion Helio Castroneves, who joined Torque as a future owner and strategic partner. And, every reservation is protected by Torque's StartLine Assurance, the brand's commitment to refund a member's reservation fee if a planned community is not completed.

"For me, Torque is about more than cars," said Helio Castroneves, four-time Indianapolis 500 champion and Torque future owner. "It is about passion, community and having a place that reflects what you love."

Torque was built for people who have outgrown ordinary storage and want a place worthy of what they have built. The cars, the collections, the companies, and the stories worth protecting. Most of the category calls that a place to park things. Torque calls it a place to belong.

This is not a car condo. It is a luxury private garage suite. A private address for what drives you.

"People keep trying to define this category by the garage. We define it by the owner," said Chris Dobrozsi, Executive Vice President of Torque Motor Suites & Neyer Properties. "Torque is for the person who spent a lifetime building something meaningful and wants a place worthy of it. The cars matter, but so does everything they stand for: identity, community, sanctuary and legacy. That is what we build, one address at a time."

Blue Ash is the second of two Torque communities in Greater Cincinnati, alongside the brand's Oakley location, serving collectors from Indian Hill and Hyde Park to Mason. From there, Torque is advancing four new communities in some of the country's most affluent enthusiast markets: Westmont, in the western suburbs of Chicago near Hinsdale, Oak Brook and Naperville; Noblesville, north of Indianapolis among the collectors of Carmel, Zionsville and Fishers; Nolensville, outside Nashville in Williamson County beside Brentwood and Franklin; and Birmingham, Alabama, near Barber Motorsports Park and Mountain Brook.

In a category where buyers want progress they can see and a developer they can trust, Torque is taking a deliberate approach: move with each city, clear the right approvals, and build what it commits to. Backed by Neyer Properties, an established developer with a record of delivering what it builds, Torque expects groundbreakings to follow through 2027 as approvals clear. The pace is patient. The commitment is not. More markets are already in planning, with new locations to be announced soon.

The Blue Ash, Ohio celebration will also introduce Torque Black, a private membership and reservation pathway for future owners. Members receive access to all Torque communities nationwide, select owner experiences, curated Torque community events, and Torque Black is the initial deposit for a limited and numbered suite reservation with charter member status. 

 

Source: prnewswire.com

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