The US-based company has launched the Aerie Project, a $300 million initiative to provide ultra-secure and luxurious underground bunkers for the wealthy. Designed to protect against disasters such as nuclear fallout, these bunkers promise world-class security along with high-end living.
bunkers around the world
The Aerie project is scheduled to launch in 2026, as reported by Forbes, and the project plans to establish bunkers in 1,000 locations worldwide, including 50 cities in the United States. The first facility, currently under construction in Virginia, has the capacity to accommodate 625 people in the event of a global disaster.
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Unparalleled security features
The bunker is built with state-of-the-art security measures such as SCIF (Sensitive Compartment Information Facility) compliance, multi-layered biometric authentication, and cryptic tactical man traps. These features, Forbes claims, ensure privacy and security far beyond traditional standards.
A blend of luxury and survival
These are not just survival spaces, they are designed for comfortable, high-end living. Each bunker includes:
-AI-powered medical suite
– In-ground pool and wellness center
– Hyperbaric room and IV therapy room
– Gourmet dining area with chef-prepared meals
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The interior also features interactive walls that mimic the outdoor environment and an advanced lighting system, creating a relaxed and modern atmosphere in the basement.
According to Forbes, each bunker costs $20 million and is available only to club members. Buyers will be provided with a trial experience to explore the facility before making their investment.
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Naomi Corbi, director of medical readiness at Safe, explained that demand for these bunkers is growing as a wealthy look at health and longevity solutions integrated into safe living spaces.
