Aventura Marina Condos for Sale — buyer rebate up to 50%.
Explore resale residences across Aventura Marina I and Aventura Marina II, a gated bayfront enclave with its own marina at 3330–3340 NE 190th Street, with attorney-backed buyer representation. Eligible buyers receive up to 50% of our buyer-agent commission back at closing, when compensation is available and confirmed in writing. The community is commonly reported as developed by Trafalgar Associates in two phases, roughly 2005 and 2006–2007.
One rule protects it: talk to us before you request a showing or contact a listing agent — here's why. Already inquired? Call anyway — we'll tell you honestly whether it can still be saved.
See Your Estimated Rebate above — illustration only, not a quote or guarantee. Not every listing offers buyer-agent compensation. Your actual rebate depends on compensation actually received, your buyer-representation agreement, lender approval, and closing terms. We confirm any figure in writing before you commit.
Aventura Marina: a two-tower bayfront community at 3330–3340 NE 190th Street.
Aventura Marina is a private, gated waterfront enclave built around its own marina, roughly 10.5 acres in size, with two condominium towers that share the address range but are commonly described as distinct buildings with distinct inventory. Tower I is the earlier, smaller building; Tower II is the later, larger one. This page covers both, so you can compare them directly.
Aventura Marina I, commonly linked to 3340 NE 190th Street, is reported as completed around 2005 with approximately 126 residences across roughly 17 to 19 floors. Aventura Marina II, commonly linked to 3330 NE 190th Street, is reported as completed around 2006–2007, rising approximately 32 floors with approximately 252 residences, mostly larger three-bedroom layouts. Development of both towers is commonly attributed to Trafalgar Associates. Sources vary on exact figures for each tower — confirm current numbers through condominium records or live listings.
Why Tower I and Tower II shouldn't be treated as one inventory pool.
Because Aventura Marina I and Aventura Marina II share a name, a gated entrance, and a marina, it's easy to assume they're interchangeable. They aren't. Each tower has its own building, floor plans, and — based on public records — likely its own condominium declaration.
County ownership records reference units under two separate filings, sometimes labeled Aventura Marina Condominium No. One and No. Two, suggesting the towers may be governed as separate associations with their own budgets and reserves — though a shared master association is also possible. Never assume governance or fees are identical between towers; confirm through each tower's condominium documents.
Two towers, two trade-offs — not a better-or-worse comparison.
Neither tower is inherently the stronger choice. What matters is which inventory, floor plan mix, and fee structure fits the residence you're evaluating.
- Aventura Marina I — smaller, earlier towerCommonly reported around 126 residences, roughly 17 to 19 floors, completed near 2005. Often described with more two-bedroom layouts and three residences per floor.
- Aventura Marina II — larger, later towerCommonly reported around 252 residences, roughly 32 floors, completed near 2006–2007. Generally larger three-bedroom plans and higher floors, which can mean stronger long-range views.
- Fees and governance may differIf separately governed, budgets, reserves, and monthly fees can differ meaningfully for a similar-sized unit. Compare each tower on its own numbers.
- Resale pace differs by towerClosed-sale volume and inventory vary by tower and year. Use live listings for each tower rather than assuming similar pricing across both.
Considering a specific residence in either tower? Contact us first — we'll help you compare it against current inventory in the other tower before you commit.
Value at Aventura Marina varies by tower, line, floor, and condition.
Two residences with the same layout can carry very different value depending on tower, floor height, exposure, and how much of the interior has been updated. Reported floor plans span roughly 1,370 to 1,730 square feet in Tower I and roughly 1,720 to 3,061 square feet in Tower II, though exact availability changes with inventory.
Some residences retain original finishes; others have been fully renovated. Neither condition is automatically worth more — it depends on your priorities and how price reflects work already done versus work you'd take on yourself. Balcony orientation toward the Intracoastal, the marina, or the golf course can also change both the view and the price.
Marina & waterfront-focused buyers
Drawn to the marina setting, with interest in verifying any boat slip or dock rights before deciding.
Families & second-home buyers
Children's programming, pools, and the gated setting are commonly cited reasons families choose Aventura Marina.
Updated vs original condition
Weighing a move-in-ready renovated unit against a lower-priced original-condition residence with upside.
Eyeing a specific line or floor? Contact us first — we'll confirm compensation availability before you tour.
Why asking prices swing so widely between the two towers.
Recently reported closed sales illustrate the range: a renovated three-bedroom Tower II residence closed near $855,000 in January 2025, while a two-bedroom Tower I residence closed near $485,000 in February 2026. That spread reflects tower, floor, view, size, and condition — not one "typical" price.
We don't publish a static price range, because inventory changes continuously and past sales don't guarantee future pricing. Use the live IDX listings below for current asking prices by tower and the most recent closed sales — we help you interpret that data against the residence you're considering.
How the numbers can work.
These examples use a 2.5% buyer-agent compensation as an illustration, with a rebate of up to half — not a quote or guarantee. Your actual rebate depends on compensation available, your agreement, and closing terms.
Rebate up to: $6,250
Rebate up to: $11,250
Rebate up to: $18,750
Rebate up to: $25,000
Want a figure based on a real residence in either tower? Contact us first — we'll confirm what a permitted rebate could look like, in writing, before you commit.
Search Current Aventura Marina Listings
TheBuyerRebate.com helps you understand Aventura Marina and the Buyer Rebate Program. EAJordan.com is where you research live MLS inventory for both towers, which changes continuously.
Browsing is always fine. But before scheduling a showing or contacting a listing agent, contact us first to establish your representation and protect your potential Buyer Rebate.
- Live Aventura Marina Listings
- Tower I & Tower II Inventory
- Current Pricing
- Recent Closed Sales
- High-Resolution Photos
- Floor Plans (when available)
- Building & Market Information
- Full Buyer Representation
Researching a specific tower? View Aventura Marina I listings → | View Aventura Marina II listings →
Research freely. Contact us before you take action.With two towers and a private sales office, the order you do things in can decide whether you keep the rebate.
The moment you request a showing, register on a portal, or contact a listing agent for either tower, your inquiry may be routed elsewhere, which can affect representation and rebate eligibility.
Full representation. Potential savings. The difference is having representation established before you inquire.
One rule protects your rebate: contact us first.
Before you request a tour, register, or contact a listing agent for a Tower I or Tower II residence, contact us. We put your representation in place so your rebate eligibility is protected from the start.
Already inquired somewhere? Don't assume it's lost — call before you do anything else.
Talk to us firstHow the Aventura Marina buyer rebate works
Eligible buyers receive up to 50% of our buyer-agent commission back at closing. The rebate does not replace inspections, legal review, financing analysis, or condominium due diligence — it works alongside them.
Contact us first
Before you tour, register, or contact a listing agent, reach out. Call or text (786) 550-6294, email info@eajordan.com, or message us on WhatsApp.
We represent you fully
Full buyer representation — search across both towers, showings, offer strategy, negotiation, inspections, financing coordination, and closing.
You may receive a credit at closing
If compensation is received and a rebate is permitted under your agreement, lender, and closing terms, a portion — up to half — may be credited to you at closing.
A private bayfront enclave in the heart of Aventura.
Aventura Marina sits along NE 190th Street, close to the Intracoastal Waterway, with its own gated entrance and marina setting rather than a beachfront or Biscayne Boulevard address.
Aventura Mall is a short drive away, along with Gulfstream Park and the Turnberry golf and country club area. Sunny Isles Beach and Bal Harbour are close by across the Intracoastal for buyers who want beach access without living directly on it. Also compare nearby resale buildings such as Echo Aventura and Bella Mare at Williams Island.
Verify current amenity operations — and marina rights — before you commit.
Aventura Marina's amenity reputation and what's actually included with a specific residence today are two different things, and only one is guaranteed accurate at any given moment.
Aventura Marina has historically been described with a private marina, resort-style pools, a fitness center and spa, tennis and pickleball courts, a business center, media and card rooms, children's programming, and a small pitch-and-putt golf course, behind a 24-hour guarded gate. Some listings also reference a dog park. Staffing, what's included versus offered a la carte, and what's shared versus tower-specific can change — confirm what's currently offered.
The marina itself deserves particular attention. A private marina at the community does not mean every residence includes a boat slip, dock access, or waterfront rights. Whether a slip, cabana, storage area, or additional parking space is legally included with a specific unit is a fact you confirm through the condominium documents and listing — never assume it from a marketing description.
What buyers should investigate at Aventura Marina.
Both towers are old enough that Florida's post-2022 condo safety laws are relevant. Structural integrity reserve studies and milestone inspections are now required for many condominiums past a certain age and height — ask each tower's association for its current status, and don't assume both towers are on the same timeline.
The due-diligence period exists to protect you — use all of it.
Also ask whether Tower I and Tower II share one association or are separately governed, since public records suggest separate condominium filings. Rental, pet, parking, storage, and marina rules matter too; confirm through current documents, not a listing summary.
A working due-diligence checklist
- Declaration, bylaws & rules — the tower's governing documents.
- Budget & financial statements — current and recent-year.
- Reserve, structural & milestone reports — SIRS status.
- Insurance & deductibles — current coverage.
- Special assessments — completed, pending, or proposed.
- Tower I / Tower II governance — shared or separate association.
- Marina & boat-slip rights — what's attached to this unit.
- Rental & tenant approval — lease terms and limits.
- Pet, parking & storage — assignments and current rules.
What financed and cash buyers should each plan for.
Whether you're financing or paying cash, a two-tower waterfront community like Aventura Marina brings a few extra items worth planning for early.
Lenders that finance condominiums now review the association's budget, reserve funding, and milestone/SIRS status closely — a building that hasn't completed inspections or funded reserves can complicate financing on a specific unit, even if other units financed easily in the past. Appraisal risk is also worth discussing, since price varies meaningfully by tower, floor, and condition.
Cash buyers should still expect a real due-diligence and closing timeline — skipping a lender doesn't mean skipping document review or title work. We don't provide lending, tax, or legal advice; our attorney-backed representation helps you ask the right questions for the tower you're buying into.
We work for you — not the seller, the association, or the developer.
Nothing on this page is published by, sponsored by, or affiliated with Aventura Marina's condominium association, property manager, any listing brokerage, or the original developer. Our role is to represent your interests as the buyer, from first inquiry through closing.
That means comparing asking price against recent comparable closed sales in the correct tower, building negotiating leverage around condition and days on market, and reviewing condominium documents with attorney-backed insight rather than a summary at face value.
Because Aventura Marina involves two towers with potentially separate governance, we also help you confirm which association controls the unit you're considering before you commit.
Meet the team behind The Buyer Rebate
Enrique Jordan and Alejandro Jordan, Esq. have participated in over $1 billion in real estate transactions and bring more than 30 years of combined experience representing buyers across South Florida, including waterfront communities like Aventura Marina. Our office is in Coral Gables, a short drive from Aventura. Learn more about the TheBuyerRebate.com buyer rebate program.
- Florida-licensed real estate professionals
- Attorney-backed transaction insight
- Over $1 billion closed
- Full-service buyer representation
Aventura Marina buyer rebate questions
Where is Aventura Marina located?
Aventura Marina sits at 3330–3340 NE 190th Street in Aventura, Florida 33180, a private bayfront enclave with its own marina near the Intracoastal Waterway.
Are Aventura Marina I and Aventura Marina II separate condominium associations?
Likely. Public records reference two separate condominium filings, commonly labeled No. One and No. Two — see Understanding the Two-Tower Structure above for what that means for governance and fees.
How can buyers view listings across both towers?
Use our live IDX links for the overall Aventura Marina community, Aventura Marina I, and Aventura Marina II, linked on this page. Each pulls current MLS inventory for that specific tower or the combined community.
What should buyers compare between Tower I and Tower II?
Size, floor count, unit mix, and fees — see the Aventura Marina I vs Aventura Marina II comparison above for specifics on both towers.
What condominium documents should a buyer review before making an offer?
See the full due-diligence checklist above — declaration, budget, reserve and milestone reports, insurance, and special-assessment history for the specific tower.
Could there be special assessments or reserve-related costs at Aventura Marina?
Possibly. Both towers are old enough that Florida's structural-inspection and reserve-funding requirements can apply — ask each association for its current status.
Are boat slips or marina rights included with every residence?
No. Marina access is a community feature, not an automatic unit right — confirm what's legally attached to a specific residence through the condominium documents, as explained above.
What should buyers verify about parking and storage?
Confirm assigned spaces, valet vs. self-park, and whether storage is deeded, leased, or unavailable — this varies by tower and unit.
Can international buyers purchase at Aventura Marina?
Yes. Financing, currency, and closing procedures can differ for international buyers and should be discussed with qualified professionals early in the process.
How does the buyer rebate work at Aventura Marina?
Eligible buyers receive up to 50% of our buyer-agent commission back at closing, when compensation is actually available on the listing and confirmed in writing. It is not guaranteed on every transaction.
Why use buyer representation for an Aventura Marina purchase?
Two towers and potentially separate associations make full representation valuable — see Buyer Representation, Not Listing Representation above for how we help.
Check Your Rebate at Aventura Marina first.
One call protects it:
(786) 550-6294- Eyeing a specific residence in Tower I or Tower II? We'll check whether compensation appears to be available before you tour or register.
- Want full representation? We represent you through search, offer, negotiation, inspections, financing, and closing — across either tower.
- Already contacted a listing agent, portal, or sales office? Tell us exactly what happened — we'll tell you honestly if a rebate can still be saved.