When a buyer closes on a penthouse at Aston Martin Residences Miami, the developer does not hand them a welcome basket. They hand them the keys to a limited-edition Aston Martin DBX Riverwalk Edition SUV, valued at over $250,000, commissioned specifically for the building’s penthouse owners. Every one of the building’s Sky Penthouse buyers received one — a closing gift that reflects, in a single gesture, the full ambition of what G&G Business Developments set out to build at 300 Biscayne Boulevard Way.
Aston Martin Residences was completed in 2025 — fully delivered, fully occupied in its initial phase, and now in active resale. At 817 feet across 66 stories, it is one of the tallest residential buildings south of New York City, and the first Aston Martin-branded residence in the world. The building’s sail-shaped silhouette at the mouth of the Miami River is one of the most photographed new additions to the Miami skyline.
As a luxury real estate specialist with One Sotheby’s International Realty, I represent buyers and sellers across Downtown Miami’s luxury condo market. This is the complete guide to Aston Martin Residences — the architecture, the Fibonacci design principle, the resale market data, and the honest competitive analysis that every serious buyer needs.
What Is Aston Martin Residences Miami?
Aston Martin Residences is a 66-story, 817-foot residential tower at 300 Biscayne Boulevard Way in Downtown Miami, completed in 2025. The building was developed by G&G Business Developments — an Argentinian luxury development company directed by key members of the Coto family — in partnership with Aston Martin, the British luxury automotive and lifestyle brand. Architecture is by Luis Revuelta of Miami and Bodas-Miani-Anger of Argentina, with the Aston Martin design team responsible for all common areas, amenities, and the lobby.
The building contains 391 residences — though property tax records and the building’s management office confirm 392 — across one to five-bedroom configurations, duplexes, sky penthouses, and the crown jewel: a triplex penthouse with a private pool. Every residence from floor one through 66 was designed with the Aston Martin brand’s defining design principle — the Fibonacci sequence, the natural integer series that governs the proportions of every Aston Martin vehicle — applied to spatial dimensions, material proportions, and architectural detailing throughout the building.
Aston Martin Residences sits at the mouth of the Miami River, on 500 feet of Biscayne Bay waterfront — a land position that delivers simultaneous river, bay, and ocean views from upper floors and distinguishes it from every other Downtown Miami residential tower in the pipeline.
The Fibonacci Principle: Understanding Aston Martin’s Design Language
The design principle behind Aston Martin Residences is not decorative — it is mathematical. The Fibonacci sequence — 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21… — is the natural integer series that governs proportions throughout the natural world, from nautilus shells to the spiral of galaxies. Aston Martin’s design team has used it as the proportional foundation of their vehicles since the brand’s founding, applying it to determine the ratio of hood to body, wheel arch to door panel, and every other proportional relationship in their cars.
At Aston Martin Residences, the same principle was applied to the building’s spatial relationships — the ratio of window height to floor plate, the proportion of balcony depth to interior volume, the relationship between the building’s widest point and its tower element. The result is a building whose proportions feel inherently harmonious rather than arbitrarily assembled — a quality that distinguishes it from towers designed purely for maximum square footage extraction.
For buyers who know the Aston Martin brand, this design philosophy is immediately recognizable. For buyers who do not, it manifests as a building that simply feels right — every room proportioned to a standard that most residential towers do not achieve because most residential towers are not designed by automotive teams who have been applying the same proportional system for a century.
The most tangible expressions of this design language in the building include: carbon fibre welcome desks in the lobby, custom Aston Martin door handles on every residence entry, number plinths, leather door tabs, signature stitching on upholstered surfaces throughout common areas, and the color palettes that reference Aston Martin’s signature automotive finishes — British Racing Green, Onyx Black, and Lunar White appearing throughout the amenity and lobby spaces.
The Residences: Five Tiers of Living at 300 Biscayne Boulevard Way
Aston Martin Residences organizes its 391 residences into five distinct tiers — each occupying a different altitude in the building with different view orientations, size ranges, and pricing profiles.
River Residences — Floors 7 through 16 Entry-level positioning in the building, with Miami River and partial bay views. From approximately $1 million for one-bedroom configurations. Half of the building’s residences feature unique floor plans — a design decision by Aston Martin’s team to avoid the repetitive stack configurations typical of high-rise residential construction. River Residences benefit from this policy with more individual layouts than comparable buildings.
Panoramic Residences — Floors 17 through 35 Mid-floor positioning with expanded bay and river views, and the building’s most diverse floor plan range — one to four-bedroom configurations from approximately $1.5 million to $4 million. Panoramic Residences represent the most active tier in the current resale market, with 21 transactions in the trailing twelve months as of March 2026, averaging $1,269 per square foot.
Sky Residences — Floors 36 through 55 Upper-floor positioning with direct Biscayne Bay views, the Atlantic Ocean visible from the highest Sky Residence floors, and Downtown Miami and Brickell skyline views from the west. Configurations from two to five bedrooms, from approximately $3 million to $15 million for standard Sky Residence positions.
Sky Penthouses — Floors 56 through 64. The building’s trophy tier below the crown penthouse. 47 Sky Penthouses occupy the building’s upper floors with fully customized layouts. The final Sky Penthouse — floor 59, 9,573 interior square feet plus a 3,324 square foot terrace totaling 12,897 square feet of space — sold at the building’s grand opening for $23 million, with a complimentary limited-edition Aston Martin DBX Riverwalk Edition SUV included as a closing gift. Sky Penthouses are priced from $28.6 million.
The Triplex Penthouse — Floors 64 through 66. The crown jewel of Aston Martin Residences — a triplex penthouse spanning three full floors with a private rooftop pool, panoramic views in every direction across Biscayne Bay, the Atlantic Ocean, and the full Miami skyline. Listed at $59 million, it represents one of the most expensive residential listings in Miami’s history. The triplex penthouse buyer does not merely purchase a residence — they purchase a three-story private home at the summit of an 817-foot tower, overlooking the entire city from a vantage point that no other buyer in Miami can claim.
Standard specifications across all residences include:
- Premium white marble flooring throughout the living areas, kitchen, and bathrooms
- Porcelain on all balconies
- Gaggenau kitchen appliances throughout
- Quartz kitchen countertops
- Duravit wall-mounted toilets and bidets in select units
- Marble countertops in all bathrooms
- Floor-to-ceiling impact glass windows
- Private balconies with bay or city views on every residence
- Custom Aston Martin door handles, hardware, and interior detailing throughout
- Smart home automation systems are integrated throughout
Pricing: What Does Aston Martin Residences Cost in 2026?
Aston Martin Residences entered its resale market following the 2025 delivery, with transaction data now providing real pricing intelligence beyond the developer’s original pricing tiers.
The trailing twelve months through March 2026 saw 21 units change hands at an average asking price of $2,549,181 and an average selling price of $2,245,619 — a list-to-sell ratio of 88% and an average price of $1,269 per square foot. Average days on market across those transactions was 148 days — consistent with the broader Downtown Miami luxury resale pattern.
The 88% list-to-sell ratio tells a specific story for buyers: there is negotiating room at Aston Martin Residences in the current resale market. Sellers who purchased at pre-construction pricing and are now motivated to exit are accepting meaningful discounts from initial asks. For buyers who are specific, prepared, and patient, this is one of the better negotiating environments in the Downtown Miami luxury segment.
Current pricing by tier:
- River Residences (floors 7–16): From approximately $1 million for one-bedroom units
- Panoramic Residences (floors 17–35): From approximately $1.5 million, averaging $1,269 per square foot on recent transactions
- Sky Residences (floors 36–55): From approximately $3 million to $15 million for standard configurations
- Sky Penthouses (floors 56–64): From $28.6 million — the final Sky Penthouse sold at grand opening for $23 million with a complimentary DBX SUV
- Triplex Penthouse (floors 64–66): Listed at $59 million
For investors, the rental market at Aston Martin Residences reflects the building’s recent delivery — it is still establishing its rental pricing floor. Building management governs minimum rental periods consistent with the building’s luxury residential positioning. The brand recognition of the Aston Martin name drives above-average inquiry volume from short-term and long-term rental prospective tenants who specifically seek the building for its brand association.
Amenities: Four Levels at the Sky — Floors 52 Through 55
Aston Martin Residences consolidates its 42,000 square feet of amenity space across four dedicated floors — 52 through 55 — positioned at nearly 700 feet above street level. The decision to locate the amenity deck at this altitude rather than at the building’s base or podium level creates an amenity experience unlike any other building in Downtown Miami: every pool, every lounge, every fitness studio has unobstructed views across the full Miami panorama from the building’s upper mid-section.
The full amenity offering across floors 52 through 55 includes:
- Infinity-edge pool deck with panoramic views across Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic Ocean
- Full-service spa with treatment rooms, steam, sauna, and relaxation areas
- Two-level state-of-the-art fitness center with cardio, strength training, and functional training zones
- Virtual golf simulator
- Art gallery — a genuine gallery space exhibiting rotating works, not decorative art hung in a corridor
- Residents’ lounge with full food and beverage service
- Private movie theater
- Business center and meeting rooms
- 24-hour concierge and security
- Valet parking
The superyacht marina is the amenity that most distinguishes Aston Martin Residences from every other luxury tower in Downtown Miami. The building’s 500-foot Biscayne Bay waterfront includes a full-service superyacht marina capable of accommodating vessels of significant size — a rare operational feature for a residential condominium in the urban core. For buyers who own or charter superyachts, the ability to dock at their residence rather than at a commercial marina across the city is a practical lifestyle advantage that no other Downtown Miami building replicates.
The rooftop helipad provides private aviation access directly from the building — a feature shared with virtually no other residential tower in Miami’s urban core. For buyers whose lifestyle includes frequent helicopter use to private airports, to Palm Beach, or for Miami arrival and departure, the helipad eliminates the need for ground transportation entirely on those trips.
The Aston Martin Club — an exclusive residents’ community providing access to Aston Martin brand experiences, events, and networking across the global Aston Martin owner and enthusiast community — connects Aston Martin Residences owners to a brand loyalty ecosystem that extends well beyond the building itself.
Location: The Mouth of the Miami River
At 300 Biscayne Boulevard Way, Aston Martin Residences occupies one of the most strategically distinctive sites in Downtown Miami — not on a conventional city block, but at the precise point where the Miami River meets Biscayne Bay. That site delivers three simultaneous water views from upper floors: the Miami River to the south, Biscayne Bay to the east, and — from the highest Sky Residences and penthouses — the Atlantic Ocean on the horizon.
The riverfront positioning also means the building has a physical relationship with the water that most Downtown Miami condo towers — which front Biscayne Boulevard but are separated from the bay by the boulevard itself — do not. The superyacht marina is directly at the building’s base. The bay is not a view from a distance; it is an operational amenity accessible from the lobby level.
From 300 Biscayne Boulevard Way, residents are:
- Five-minute walk from Bayfront Park and Bayside Marketplace
- Ten-minute walk from the Pérez Art Museum Miami and Frost Museum of Science at Museum Park
- Ten minutes drive from Brickell City Centre
- Ten-minute drive from the Design District
- Fifteen-minute drive from South Beach
- Seven-minute drive from the Kaseya Center — home of the Miami Heat
- Twenty-minute drive from Miami International Airport
- Adjacent to Miami World Center — the $6 billion mixed-use development under construction, one block north
The Miami World Center adjacency is worth specific attention for buyers evaluating Downtown Miami’s transformation trajectory. At 27 acres, Miami World Center is the largest urban development project in the United States outside of Hudson Yards in New York. Its retail, hotel, and residential components are delivering over the next several years, and the transformation of the surrounding blocks will materially change the street-level experience of living at Aston Martin Residences — in the same way that Hudson Yards transformed the West Side of Manhattan for buyers who entered early in that cycle.
The Developer: G&G Business Developments
G&G Business Developments is an Argentinian luxury real estate development company directed by key members of the Coto family — one of Argentina’s most prominent business families. Aston Martin Residences Miami is G&G’s flagship project in the United States and represents a development ambition that most domestic developers have not matched at the price point and brand complexity involved.
The Aston Martin partnership itself is the most meaningful developer credential here. The Aston Martin brand does not license its name casually — the automotive company reviewed and approved every significant design decision in the building before construction began, and the result is a building where the brand’s DNA is genuinely present in the architecture, not merely on the signage.
For buyers evaluating the developer’s track record in the context of a building that has already delivered, the question of execution risk is resolved. Aston Martin Residences was completed in 2025, on time relative to its revised delivery schedule. The building is operational. The amenities are functioning. The superyacht marina is active. The helipad is certified. The question is no longer whether G&G could deliver the building — they did.
Aston Martin Residences vs. the Competition
Aston Martin vs. Waldorf Astoria Residences Downtown: The most natural Downtown Miami comparison. Waldorf Astoria is a supertall — 100 stories versus Aston Martin’s 66 — and is still pre-construction, targeting Q1 2027. Aston Martin is delivered and in active resale. Waldorf Astoria offers hotel services; Aston Martin offers the brand experience and superyacht marina. For buyers who want to close and occupy a distinctive Downtown Miami building today rather than waiting for 2027, Aston Martin is the only option of the two.
Aston Martin vs. One Thousand Museum: The comparison that most design-forward Downtown Miami buyers make. One Thousand Museum by Zaha Hadid — delivered 2019 — is the other architectural landmark in Downtown Miami’s ultra-luxury condo market. Zaha Hadid’s exoskeleton design versus Aston Martin’s sail-shaped facade and Fibonacci-driven interiors. Both buildings attract buyers who prioritize architectural distinction. One Thousand Museum’s Zaha Hadid pedigree carries the Pritzker Prize credential; Aston Martin’s brand carries 111 years of automotive design heritage. The buyer who specifically values the brand lifestyle experience over pure architectural pedigree typically lands at Aston Martin.
Aston Martin vs. Cipriani Residences Brickell: Two different neighborhoods serving two different lifestyle priorities. Cipriani is in South Brickell with food and beverage culture at its core, targeting delivery in 2026. Aston Martin is in Downtown Miami at the river mouth with superyacht access and a helipad. For buyers comparing branded lifestyle experiences across neighborhoods, the choice comes down to Italian dining culture versus British automotive heritage — and whether the river mouth location or the South Brickell address fits their daily lifestyle better. Explore the Cipriani Buyer’s Guide for 2026.
Investment Outlook: The Resale Case for Aston Martin Residences in 2026
Aston Martin Residences entered its resale market in 2025 and is now one year into what will be a multi-year price discovery process. The 88% list-to-sell ratio on the first twelve months of transactions reflects the typical pattern of new luxury buildings in their initial resale phase — some pre-construction buyers exit at or below their purchase price, some hold for appreciation, and the market gradually establishes a durable per-square-foot floor.
The current average of $1,269 per square foot across resale transactions is below the building’s pre-construction pricing for comparable floors, which is normal for a building in its first year of resale activity, where some sellers are motivated to exit quickly. For buyers who are acquiring at the current resale pricing, the argument is straightforward: you are purchasing a newly delivered branded landmark building at or below developer pricing, in a Downtown Miami market where the Waldorf Astoria and other branded towers are still two or more years from delivery.
The superyacht marina and rooftop helipad are amenity differentiators that are genuinely difficult to replicate at any price point in Downtown Miami. There is no other residential building in the urban core that offers both. For buyers whose lifestyle specifically requires those features — and whose alternative is keeping a yacht at a commercial marina across the city and using FBO ground transportation — the building’s amenity premium is not a marketing point. It is a real cost-benefit calculation.
The one nuance for investors: at 391 units, Aston Martin Residences is not a boutique building. The volume of available inventory — both for purchase and for rent — is larger than comparable branded towers like St. Regis Brickell at 152 units or Estates at Acqualina at 245 units. That unit count affects both the rental yield dynamic and the appreciation trajectory, which is more dependent on the Aston Martin brand’s sustained relevance and the continued transformation of Downtown Miami than on the structural scarcity that drives pricing at smaller buildings.
Frequently Asked Questions
When was Aston Martin Residences Miami completed?
Aston Martin Residences was completed and delivered in 2025 — making it a fully delivered building now in active resale. The building is fully operational, including all amenities, the superyacht marina, and the rooftop helipad.
How many residences are in Aston Martin Residences Miami?
The building contains 391 residences across 66 stories — though property tax records confirmed by the building’s management office show 392. Configurations range from one-bedroom River Residences to the triplex crown penthouse.
What is the price range at Aston Martin Residences in 2026?
Entry-level River Residences start from approximately $1 million. Mid-floor Panoramic and Sky Residences range from $1.5 million to $15 million. Sky Penthouses start from $28.6 million. The triplex crown penthouse is listed at $59 million.
What is the Fibonacci design principle at Aston Martin Residences?
The Fibonacci sequence — the natural integer series governing proportions throughout the natural world — is the same proportional system Aston Martin has applied to their vehicle designs for over a century. At Aston Martin Residences, it was applied to the building’s spatial proportions, material relationships, and architectural detailing, creating a building whose proportions feel inherently harmonious.
Does Aston Martin Residences have a car elevator like Porsche Design Tower?
No. Unlike Porsche Design Tower and Bentley Residences, Aston Martin Residences does not feature an in-residence car elevator. The Aston Martin brand is expressed through interior design, material palette, and architectural form rather than automotive mechanical innovation. Parking is conventional valet and structured parking.
What is the superyacht marina at Aston Martin Residences?
Aston Martin Residences features a full-service superyacht marina on the building’s 500-foot Biscayne Bay waterfront, capable of accommodating vessels of significant size. This is a rare operational amenity for a residential condominium in Downtown Miami’s urban core and is available exclusively to residents. Update: Questions have arisen about whether the marina will be completed. I will add more information when we know more.
Does Aston Martin Residences have a helipad?
Yes. Aston Martin Residences features a certified rooftop helipad providing private aviation access directly from the building — one of the very few residential towers in Miami’s urban core to offer this feature.
What was included as a closing gift for Sky Penthouse buyers?
Each of the building’s 47 Sky Penthouse buyers received a limited-edition Aston Martin DBX Riverwalk Edition SUV — valued at over $250,000 — as a closing gift from the developer at the building’s grand opening. The vehicle was commissioned specifically for Aston Martin Residences and is unique to the building’s penthouse owners.
Ready to Explore Aston Martin Residences Miami?
Aston Martin Residences is a building that rewards buyers who understand what they are purchasing: a fully delivered architectural landmark at the mouth of the Miami River, with a superyacht marina, a rooftop helipad, and a brand design legacy that extends from the lobby to the crown penthouse. In a Downtown Miami market where the next generation of ultra-luxury buildings is still eighteen months to two years from delivery, Aston Martin is the building you can close on today.
I am Ashton Coleman, a luxury real estate specialist with One Sotheby’s International Realty, holding the Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist (CLHMS) Million Dollar Guild designation, Certified Negotiation Expert (CNE), Transnational Referral Certification (TRC), and Resort & Second-Home Property Specialist (RSPS) designations. I represent buyers and sellers at Aston Martin Residences and across Downtown Miami’s full luxury pipeline.
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