Aston Martin Residences Miami — Complete Buyer’s Guide 2026
Last Updated: March 2026
What is Aston Martin Residences and where is it located?
Aston Martin Residences is a 66-story luxury condominium tower at 300 Biscayne Boulevard Way in downtown Miami, directly on the Miami River where it meets Biscayne Bay. Developed by G&G Business Developments in collaboration with Aston Martin, the building delivered 391 residences in 2024. This is the only residential project in the world designed in partnership with the British automaker, making it a singular asset in the global luxury market.
The location is strategic: the convergence of the Miami River and Biscayne Bay provides panoramic water views from nearly every residence. The building sits at the southern edge of downtown, within walking distance of Brickell, the Perez Art Museum, and the Kaseya Center. For car enthusiasts — a core demographic for this building — the ground-floor Aston Martin experience center and deep-water marina berths add tangible lifestyle value that most competitors simply cannot replicate.
What are the prices at Aston Martin Residences?
Aston Martin Residences is now a delivered building, so all purchases are resales. Current resale prices range from approximately $800,000 for one-bedroom residences to $50 million or more for the triplex penthouse, which remains one of Miami’s most expensive listings. The average price per square foot on resales has settled between $900 and $1,800 depending on floor, view, and unit configuration. Two-bedrooms typically trade between $1.2M and $2.5M, while three-bedrooms range from $2M to $5M.
One advantage of buying a delivered building: you can walk the unit, verify the finishes, check the actual view, and close in 30-60 days. There’s no construction risk, no deposit schedule, and no wondering whether the developer will deliver on their promises. For buyers who value certainty over the potential upside of pre-construction pricing, Aston Martin offers immediate gratification in a trophy asset.
What is the deposit structure at Aston Martin Residences?
As a delivered building, Aston Martin Residences transactions follow standard resale procedures rather than a pre-construction deposit structure. Buyers typically place a 10% escrow deposit at contract signing, with the balance due at closing. Financing is available — the building has received Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac approval, which means conventional mortgages are accessible with as little as 20-25% down.
This is a meaningful distinction from pre-construction purchases. At a building like Waldorf Astoria or Delano Residences, you’re committing 30-50% in deposits over the construction period with no mortgage option until delivery. At Aston Martin, you can leverage traditional financing from day one, which changes the investment calculus significantly.
What amenities does Aston Martin Residences offer?
Aston Martin Residences delivers approximately 42,000 square feet of amenity space designed in collaboration with Aston Martin’s design team. The program includes an infinity-edge sky pool on the 55th floor, a two-story fitness center, a full spa with treatment rooms, a cinema, a virtual golf simulator, an art gallery, a barber shop, a children’s play area, and a deep-water marina with 10 boat slips accommodating vessels up to 60 feet. The building also features an Aston Martin experience center on the ground floor.
The sky pool on 55 is genuinely special. At nearly 600 feet above ground level, it offers unobstructed views of the bay, ocean, and city. Most Miami pool amenities are on floors 10-20 and face neighboring buildings. This one faces open water and sky. It’s the kind of amenity that photographs well and performs even better in person — which matters for both livability and resale positioning.
How does Aston Martin compare to other Downtown condos?
Waldorf Astoria Miami (PMG, 100 stories, ~$1M+ pre-construction) will be the tallest building south of New York when delivered but won’t be ready until 2027-2028. Delano Residences (PMG, 90 stories, ~$800K+) brings the Accor lifestyle brand to downtown. Okan Tower offers a mixed-use hotel and residence concept with Turkish hospitality.
Aston Martin’s advantage is immediacy and uniqueness. It’s the only automotive-branded residential tower in the Americas, it’s delivered and livable today, and the marina component is genuinely rare in downtown Miami. The downside: as a delivered building, the pricing already reflects the developer’s margin and market appreciation. You won’t get pre-construction discounts. But for buyers who want to move in now with a globally recognized brand, there’s nothing comparable.
Is Aston Martin Residences a good investment in 2026?
Downtown Miami’s transformation is structural. The area has evolved from a 9-to-5 business district into a genuine mixed-use neighborhood with significant residential population growth. The Signature Bridge, Underdeck park, and expanding Brightline rail connectivity are adding infrastructure that supports long-term appreciation. Rental demand remains strong — comparable one-bedrooms command $3,500-5,000/month, and the Aston Martin brand premium pushes rates 10-15% above generic towers.
The risk factor to watch is the incoming supply wave. With Waldorf Astoria, Delano, and several other towers delivering in the 2027-2029 window, downtown will absorb significant new inventory. However, Aston Martin’s brand cachet and delivered status insulate it somewhat — it competes in a different category than generic luxury. For rental investors, the marina slips generate additional revenue. Contact me at 305-321-7655 to discuss specific resale opportunities and pricing trends.
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