Aston Martin Residences is a 66-story branded luxury tower at 300 Biscayne Boulevard Way in Downtown Miami, developed by G&G Business Developments in collaboration with Aston Martin. The building offers approximately 391 residences — from studios to four-bedroom layouts, duplexes, and penthouses — with interiors designed by Aston Martin's own design team and amenities that include a private yacht dock, helipad, infinity pool deck, and spa. It's one of Miami's most recognized branded residential projects, consistently drawing high-net-worth buyers from Latin America, Europe, and the U.S. Northeast who want a globally recognizable address with genuine design pedigree.
What Makes Aston Martin Residences Different From Other Miami Luxury Towers
Miami has no shortage of luxury high-rises — but the branded residence category is its own world. I work with buyers across Brickell, Downtown, and Coconut Grove, and the question I hear most often is: what actually separates a branded condo from a standard luxury tower? The answer lives in the details — and at Aston Martin Residences, those details are unmistakable.
The Design Language Is the Differentiator
The architecture is by Bodas Miani Anger in partnership with architect of record Revuelta Architecture International, but the interior identity belongs entirely to Aston Martin's design team. Think carbon-fiber and leather finishes, the brand's signature color palette, and bespoke furnishings in the lobby, concierge desks, and shared amenity spaces. This isn't a licensing deal where a brand name appears on a sign — Aston Martin's design DNA runs through the building's bones.
That distinction matters for resale. According to Knight Frank's Branded Residences 2023 report, branded residential properties globally tend to command a price premium over comparable non-branded luxury product, driven by perceived design quality, service standards, and brand association. Precise premiums vary by project and market, and Miami's data isn't consistently quantified in public sources — but the pattern holds across the city's leading branded towers.
If you want to see how Aston Martin Residences fits into the broader branded-condo landscape, my post on why Miami luxury condominiums define high-rise living gives useful context on what's driven this market over the past decade.
The Amenity Stack Is Genuinely Exceptional
Aston Martin Residences doesn't just check the standard luxury boxes. The amenity programming includes:
Private deep-water yacht dockage on the Miami River/Biscayne Bay — a rare amenity for a residential tower in this location
Helipad for residents and guests
Infinity pool deck with Biscayne Bay views
Full spa and fitness center
Virtual golf simulator
Movie theaters and children's playroom
Concierge and valet services designed to the Aston Martin standard
The dock access in particular sets it apart from most Downtown Miami towers. Buyers who are active boaters — and many of my international clients are — find this genuinely useful, not just aspirational. How the dock operates day-to-day (slip allocation, guest access, fees) is governed by the condo association documents, which I always walk buyers through before they go under contract.
Location: Downtown Miami at Its Best
The building sits at the mouth of the Miami River, facing Biscayne Bay. That means unobstructed water views on the right lines, immediate access to the bay, and a walkable urban position near Bayfront Park, the Pérez Art Museum Miami, and Museum Park. Brickell's financial district is minutes away, and the building is served by Miami-Dade Transit's Metromover and nearby Metrorail connections, plus quick I-95 access.
For buyers who want urban walkability without sacrificing waterfront living, this address delivers both.
The Investment Case — and What Buyers Need to Know Before Going Under Contract
Here's what I tell every client who asks me whether Aston Martin Residences makes sense as an investment: the building's fundamentals are strong, but your specific outcome depends on the unit, the floor, the view line, and the timing of your purchase. No blog post replaces a current market analysis — but I can give you the framework.
International Demand Supports Resale Liquidity
According to the Miami Association of REALTORS® 2025 international buyer report — the most recent detailed annualized data available as of August 2026 — the Downtown/Brickell corridor continues to draw a substantial share of international buyers, with foreign nationals representing a significant portion of luxury condo transactions in this submarket. That international buyer base matters for resale: globally recognized brands like Aston Martin travel well across borders, which supports demand from buyers who may never have set foot in Miami before they purchase.
A large share of buyers at branded towers like this one are cash purchasers — often from Latin America, Europe, or the U.S. Northeast — which typically compresses closing timelines and reduces financing contingency risk for sellers.
Aston Martin Residences: Key Building Facts at a Glance
FEATURE DETAIL
Address 300 Biscayne Boulevard Way, Miami, FL 33131
Height 66 stories
Total Residences ~391 units (studios to 4BR, duplexes, penthouses)
Developer G&G Business Developments
Brand Partner Aston Martin (interior design)
Architect Bodás Miani Anger
Signature Amenities Private yacht dock, helipad, infinity pool, spa, virtual golf
Location Context Downtown Miami, mouth of Miami River, Biscayne Bay views
Closing Timelines and Transaction Mechanics
In practice, a resale transaction at a luxury Downtown/Brickell tower typically runs 30–45 days from contract to closing when financing is involved, and often shorter for cash buyers. Condo association approval can add one to three weeks depending on how quickly the buyer submits their application and how often the board meets — but professionally managed branded towers generally streamline this process while still requiring background checks and financial review.
Florida imposes a Documentary Stamp Tax on deeds under Chapter 201, Florida Statutes, at a rate set by the Florida Department of Revenue. The rate is fixed by law and due upon recording — but who pays it is a matter of contract, not statute. In many Miami-Dade resale transactions, local custom places this cost on the seller, but that's a negotiable allocation, not a legal requirement. In developer sales at branded towers, the developer's contract sometimes allocates documentary stamps differently than a typical resale — so confirm the contractual allocation with your agent or attorney rather than assuming custom applies.
Do You Need an Attorney?
Florida doesn't legally require either party to retain an attorney in a residential real estate transaction, as noted in the Florida Bar's consumer guidance. That said, in a high-value condo purchase like Aston Martin Residences, I strongly recommend it. An attorney can review the purchase and sale agreement, analyze the condo association documents and reserves, and coordinate with the title/closing agent on estoppel letters or pending assessments.
This matters especially after Florida's post-Surfside legislative changes (2022–2024), which introduced stricter milestone inspection and structural reserve funding requirements for high-rise condos under Chapter 718, Florida Statutes. Buyers at waterfront towers need to understand how those requirements affect future assessments and long-term maintenance costs — and that review is best done with legal counsel, not just a checklist.
Seller Disclosures and Association Due Diligence
Florida doesn't mandate a single statutory disclosure form, but Florida case law — specifically Johnson v. Davis, 480 So.2d 625 (Fla. 1985) — requires sellers to disclose known material defects that aren't readily observable and that materially affect value. In practice, listing agents use the Florida REALTORS® Seller's Property Disclosure form, which covers unit-level issues (water intrusion, HVAC, past repairs) and known building-level problems (pending assessments, structural repairs, association litigation).
Buyers should also request and review the association's most recent budget and year-end financials, any current or pending special assessments, and insurance information — particularly relevant in Miami given hurricane risk and the significant increase in insurance costs across South Florida in recent years. Under Chapter 718, Florida Statutes, condo purchasers are entitled to receive association documents including the declaration, bylaws, articles of incorporation, and most recent financial report upon written request.
This is exactly the kind of due-diligence process I walk every buyer through — and for a tower with the amenity complexity of Aston Martin Residences (dock rules, helipad access, valet, short-term rental restrictions), the governing documents matter as much as the unit itself.
For a broader look at how branded towers compare across Miami's most sought-after addresses, see my guide to luxury homes in Miami: neighborhood and price guide 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Aston Martin Residences a good investment compared to other luxury condos in Brickell and Downtown Miami?
Aston Martin Residences benefits from strong international buyer demand, a globally recognized brand, and a location at the mouth of the Miami River with direct Biscayne Bay access — factors that support resale liquidity relative to non-branded towers. That said, investment performance varies significantly by unit line, floor, and view, and should be evaluated against current per-square-foot comps in the Downtown/Brickell submarket. I pull that data for every client before they make an offer.
What makes Aston Martin Residences different from Porsche Design Tower or Armani/Casa?
All three are flagship branded towers in Miami, but each draws on a distinct brand identity. Aston Martin Residences leans into British automotive luxury — carbon-fiber finishes, leather detailing, and a design language that references the carmaker's heritage — while Porsche Design Tower is known for its car-elevator concept and Armani/Casa for Italian fashion-house interiors. Aston Martin Residences also has a private deep-water dockage and helipad, which are not standard features at comparable towers. The right choice depends on your lifestyle priorities and which brand resonates with you.
Do I need an attorney to buy a condo at Aston Martin Residences?
Florida law doesn't require it, but for a high-value condo purchase at a tower with complex association documents, amenity rules, and post-Surfside reserve requirements, hiring a real estate attorney is money well spent. An attorney can review the purchase agreement, analyze the condo docs and financials, and flag any issues with special assessments or structural reserve funding before you're committed. The Florida Bar's consumer guidance outlines exactly where legal review adds value in condo transactions.
Who pays the Florida Documentary Stamp Tax on a condo sale in Miami — buyer or seller?
The Documentary Stamp Tax on the deed is a fixed statutory rate under Chapter 201, Florida Statutes— but who pays it is negotiable between the parties. In many Miami-Dade resale transactions, local custom places it on the seller; in developer sales at branded towers, the developer's contract may allocate it differently. Always confirm the contractual allocation rather than assuming custom applies to your deal.
What condo association rules should buyers know before going under contract at Aston Martin Residences?
The association governing documents cover boat slip allocation and usage, helipad access protocols, valet and concierge service terms, pet policies, and short-term rental restrictions — all of which can materially affect your ownership experience. Under Chapter 718, Florida Statutes, buyers are entitled to receive these documents upon request. I review them with every buyer client so there are no surprises after closing.
Aston Martin Residences represents one of Miami's most compelling intersections of design, brand identity, and waterfront location — but whether it's the right move for you depends on your unit, your timeline, and how the current market compares to your expectations. That's a conversation worth having before you make an offer.
If you're considering a purchase or listing at Aston Martin Residences — or want a current market analysis of comparable Downtown and Brickell luxury towers — schedule a consultation with me directly. I'll pull the most recent closed-sale data, walk you through the association documents, and make sure you have everything you need to move with confidence.
About Elaine Kauffmann
Elaine Kauffmann is a top 1% Miami-Dade luxury real estate broker with over $100M in career sales and 14 years of experience specializing in ultra-luxury homes, waterfront estates, and new developments across Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, Miami, Key Biscayne, and Miami Beach. Ranked among Compass's Top 100 Agents and featured in Mansion Global and Real Trends, she represents high-net-worth buyers and sellers seeking exceptional properties and investment opportunities in Miami's most prestigious neighborhoods.
Compass · 7864773500
Equal Housing Opportunity. Elaine Kauffmann, Broker Associate, licensed in Florida — MiamiRE. This article is general information only and does not constitute legal, tax, or financial advice. Confirm all costs, tax obligations, and transaction terms with your attorney, tax advisor, lender, or closing officer. Broker fees and commissions are fully negotiable and not set by law.
