Aston Martin Residences — independent buyer representation and a potential rebate.
A completed 66-story waterfront tower at 300 Biscayne Boulevard Way, where the Miami River meets Biscayne Bay — the first residence to carry the Aston Martin name. Eligible buyers receive up to 50% of our buyer-agent commission back at closing, with independent representation across developer-controlled and resale opportunities alike.
Speak with an Aston Martin Residences buyer advisor before you contact the sales office, a listing agent, or a portal — here's why. Already inquired? Call anyway.
Illustration only — not a quote or a guarantee. Not every listing offers buyer-agent compensation. Your actual rebate, if any, depends on the compensation actually received, your buyer-representation agreement, lender approval, and closing terms. We confirm any figure in writing before you commit.
A completed waterfront tower carrying the Aston Martin name.
Aston Martin Residences is a completed, 66-story condominium at 300 Biscayne Boulevard Way in Downtown Miami, where the Miami River meets Biscayne Bay. Delivered through a partnership between Aston Martin and developer G&G Business Developments, it is the first residential project to carry the Aston Martin name. The building holds 391 residences spanning one- to five-bedroom layouts, duplexes, penthouses, and a signature triplex penthouse. This is a completed building, not a pre-construction project: buyers today evaluate real residences, not renderings and a delivery date.
Because the building is complete, buyers can encounter more than one kind of opportunity — developer-controlled inventory still moving through the original sales program, and resale listings from individual owners. Treating the building as a single, homogeneous product is a mistake; the differences that matter — floor, exposure, condition, layout, and seller circumstance — live at the residence level. This page helps you evaluate those differences with independent representation, and points you to live inventory on EAJordan.com.
How Aston Martin's identity translates into a building.
Aston Martin's involvement goes beyond a name on the awning. The tower's curved, sail-like form and its relationship to the waterfront were shaped with an Aston Martin design team working alongside the project's architects, and the common areas reflect proportion, material selection, and detailing associated with the brand — automotive design language adapted to a residential setting, not layered on as decoration.
For buyers, that distinction matters. Brand identity can support desirability, but it does not, by itself, set the value of an individual home. Resale value still depends on the residence itself — its floor, view, layout, condition, and comparable sales — the same fundamentals that apply to any high-value purchase, branded or not.
A broad mix of residences, not a single product.
Aston Martin Residences spans one- to five-bedroom homes, duplexes, sky residences higher in the tower, a collection of penthouses, and a signature triplex penthouse. That breadth makes the building hard to evaluate at a glance — a smaller residence and a penthouse share a lobby and an amenity floor, but little else in pricing, buyer profile, or negotiating dynamics.
Not every category is available at a given time, and inventory shifts as developer-controlled units sell and resales come to market. Some residences remain close to original delivered condition; others have been customized or fully renovated, and some are offered furnished. We track current, real inventory rather than a static list that may already be out of date.
Developer inventory and resale inventory are not the same purchase.
Because Aston Martin Residences is complete, buyers may encounter developer-controlled residences still moving through the original sales program, or resale listings from individual owners.
Whichever path you're considering, establish your own representation before contacting the sales office, a listing agent, or a portal — not after.
Developer-Controlled Inventory
May follow the developer's standard contract, deposit schedule, and closing process, with original delivered finishes.
- Contract set by the developer
- Standardized deposit and closing timeline
- Original finishes and condition
- Sales-office registration and procedure
Resale Inventory
Offered by an individual owner, typically with more negotiating flexibility and a condition shaped by that owner's use.
- Seller-negotiated price and terms
- Condition reflects individual ownership
- May include furniture or upgrades
- Standard resale contract and title process
Neither path is inherently better — that depends on the residence, seller motivation, and market conditions. Compensation is not guaranteed and varies by listing; we confirm what appears available before you commit.
What actually drives value here.
At a building with this range of residence types, price per square foot alone can be misleading — comparing a smaller residence to a full-floor sky residence or a penthouse rarely produces a useful number. Floor level, exposure to the river, bay, or skyline, residence category, layout, and terrace configuration all move value independently of size.
Interior condition matters just as much: original finishes, an owner's renovation, and a furniture package can separate two comparable residences by a meaningful margin. Add privacy, natural light, view protection, parking, and seller motivation, and comparable-sale analysis — not a single average price — is the right way to evaluate any residence.
What to evaluate before making an offer.
A purchase at this level rewards careful review — not a complete checklist, and not legal, tax, or lending advice, but a starting point.
At the association level: the declaration, bylaws, rules, recent board minutes, budget, reserves, insurance, and any pending capital work or assessments. At the residence level: financing eligibility, appraisal risk, a qualified inspection covering mechanical systems, windows, and terraces, and a review of included appliances, furniture, or artwork. Practical items matter too — parking, storage, marina-related rights where relevant, rental and pet restrictions, and a title review before you're under contract.
Amenities that already exist, and how they operate.
Aston Martin Residences includes four connected amenity levels between the 52nd and 55th floors — fitness and spa facilities, an art gallery, movie theaters, a virtual golf simulator, business space, a children's area, private dining, and a lounge, with the pool on level 55. Because the building is complete, these amenities have an operating history, but reservation procedures, guest policies, staffing, and association costs are worth confirming for your specific use rather than assumed from marketing material.
A waterfront address at the center of Downtown Miami.
Aston Martin Residences sits where the Miami River meets Biscayne Bay, within Downtown Miami's waterfront core and a short distance from Brickell's financial district, Bayfront Park, and the Arts & Entertainment District, with Miami Worldcenter also nearby. This mix of business, culture, and waterfront access is part of the draw for buyers weighing this address against Brickell, Edgewater, or Miami Beach — each trades density, walkability, and setting differently, and we treat any drive-time as approximate. Our Brickell buyer rebate guide is a useful comparison point.
Eligible buyers receive up to 50% of our buyer-agent commission back at closing.
In many transactions at Aston Martin Residences — developer-controlled or resale — buyer-agent compensation is offered and paid at closing. When we earn and receive that compensation on your purchase, an eligible portion may be credited back to you at closing.
The final amount depends on the purchase price, the compensation actually received, transaction structure, lender approval, closing costs, applicable Florida law, and our brokerage terms. We do not promise a fixed dollar amount, and the seller does not directly pay the rebate — it is a credit from compensation we actually receive. Not every listing offers compensation; we confirm this listing by listing and put any figure in writing before you commit.
How the numbers can work across the building's range.
These examples use a 2.5% buyer-agent compensation purely as an illustration, with a rebate of up to half. Not a quote or a guarantee — your actual rebate depends on compensation actually available, your representation agreement, and closing terms.
Rebate up to: $18,750
Rebate up to: $62,500
Rebate up to: $187,500
Rebate up to: $937,500
Want a figure based on a specific residence you're considering? Contact us first — we'll confirm what a permitted rebate could look like, in writing, before you commit.
Why independent representation changes a purchase here.
A developer's sales team or a listing agent represents the seller of that residence, unless a different lawful relationship is established. Independent representation gives you someone comparing developer-controlled and resale inventory across the building on your behalf, not just the one residence you saw first.
Comparing sales and reviewing documents before you're attached to a residence — that's the value of representation established early.
In practice, that means analyzing comparable sales across categories, weighing brand premium against the specific home, reviewing association and developer documents, and coordinating attorneys, lenders, inspectors, and title professionals as needed.
We're on your side of the table.
This isn't a criticism of the sales office or listing agents — they're doing their job for their client. Unless you've established your own representation, no one at Aston Martin Residences is working exclusively for you.
Talk to an Aston Martin Residences advisorThe order you do things in can decide whether you keep the rebate.
Before contacting the sales office, requesting a private tour, clicking a portal contact button, contacting a listing agent, registering through another brokerage, or submitting an inquiry, establish your own representation first.
Prior contact or registration can affect representation and rebate eligibility. Buyers who come to us first keep full representation and the possibility of a credit at closing when compensation is available.
One rule protects your rebate: contact us first.
Contact us before you request a tour, register on a portal, or contact the sales office directly. We put your representation in place properly so your rebate eligibility is protected from the start.
Already inquired on your own? Don't assume it's lost — call before you take further action.
Protect my rebateNegotiating a purchase at Aston Martin Residences.
How a negotiation unfolds here depends heavily on whether a residence is developer-controlled or a resale, and on the specific listing — no single formula applies across the building's range.
Days on market, competing inventory, and residence category inform where an offer should land, alongside floor, exposure, and finish level. Furniture inclusion and seller motivation shift the calculus, as does whether an offer is cash or financed — financed offers carry appraisal risk at this price tier. Inspection findings can reopen a negotiation after signing, and closing timeline sometimes closes a gap when price alone hasn't.
Aston Martin Residences versus other Miami branded residences.
Aston Martin Residences was the first residential project to carry the Aston Martin name, distinguishing it from hospitality- or fashion-branded towers elsewhere in Miami. Its Downtown waterfront setting also differs from Brickell's density, Edgewater's bayfront corridor, or Miami Beach's oceanfront addresses — each trades scale, privacy, and walkability differently.
A hospitality-branded tower nearby, useful for weighing an automotive brand against a hotel-operator brand.
View the Waldorf Astoria guide →Another automotive-brand residence in Miami, useful for comparing how two car brands translate into residential design.
View the Mercedes-Benz Places guide →No comparison here is a criticism of another building — buyers benefit from seeing the tradeoffs side by side, with comparable-sale evidence rather than brand reputation alone.
How the Aston Martin Residences buyer rebate works
Contact us first
Before you tour or contact the sales office, reach out. Call or text (786) 550-6294 or message us on WhatsApp.
We represent you fully
Full representation across developer and resale inventory — search, showings, negotiation, inspections, financing, and closing.
You may receive a credit at closing
If compensation is received and a rebate is permitted, a portion — up to half — may be credited to you at closing.
Meet the team behind The Buyer Rebate
Enrique Jordan and Alejandro Jordan, Esq. have participated in over $1 billion in real estate transactions, with more than 30 years of combined experience representing buyers across South Florida's branded and waterfront condominium market.
- Florida-licensed real estate professionals
- Attorney-backed transaction insight
- Over $1 billion closed
- Full-service buyer representation
Aston Martin Residences buyer rebate questions
Is Aston Martin Residences a completed building?
Yes. Aston Martin Residences is a completed condominium at 300 Biscayne Boulevard Way in Downtown Miami, opened in 2024 — not a pre-construction project.
Where is Aston Martin Residences located?
At 300 Biscayne Boulevard Way in Downtown Miami, where the Miami River meets Biscayne Bay, near Brickell and Bayfront Park.
How many residences and floors does the building have?
Aston Martin Residences rises 66 floors and holds 391 residences, spanning one- to five-bedroom homes, duplexes, sky residences, penthouses, and a triplex penthouse.
Is every residence at Aston Martin Residences developer inventory?
No. Because the building is complete, buyers may find developer-controlled inventory and resale listings, and the mix changes over time. We track current, real availability rather than assuming one category.
What is the difference between developer and resale inventory here?
Developer-controlled residences typically follow the original contract and closing structure, while resale listings are seller-negotiated with condition shaped by individual ownership. Neither path is automatically better; that depends on the specific residence.
Can buyers receive a commission rebate at Aston Martin Residences?
Eligible buyers receive up to 50% of our buyer-agent commission back at closing, depending on price, compensation actually received, transaction structure, and lender approval. It is not automatic or guaranteed.
Can financed buyers receive a rebate?
In many cases, yes, though a lender must approve any closing credit. We coordinate with your lender early so a permitted rebate is structured correctly.
What documents and details should buyers review before making an offer?
Association documents, recent minutes, budget, reserves, insurance, and any assessments, plus the residence's condition and, for developer-controlled units, the current contract and disclosure package. Qualified attorneys, inspectors, and lenders should evaluate matters within their expertise.
Should buyers contact the sales office or a listing agent directly?
We recommend establishing independent representation before requesting a tour, registering on a portal, or contacting the sales office or a listing agent. Prior contact can affect representation and rebate eligibility.
Check your Aston Martin Residences rebate first.
One call protects it:
(786) 550-6294- Comparing developer and resale inventory? We'll walk you through current availability.
- Want full representation? Search, offer, negotiation, inspections, financing, and closing.
- Already contacted the sales office? Tell us what happened — we'll tell you honestly if a rebate can still be saved.
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