Waldorf Astoria Residences Miami is a landmark new hotel and residential tower rising approximately 1,049 feet above Biscayne Bay in Downtown Miami. At 100 stories, the dramatic supertall is conceived as a vertical composition of nine offset glass cubes and is set to become one of the most recognizable buildings on the Miami skyline.
Located at 300 Biscayne Boulevard, directly across from Bayfront Park and Biscayne Bay, the project combines private Waldorf Astoria residences with a 205-key luxury hotel, signature dining, wellness, entertainment and the personalized service associated with one of hospitality’s most historic brands. Development partners include PMG, Greybrook Realty Partners, Mohari Hospitality and S2 Development, with Hilton providing hotel and residential management.
The tower is now well into vertical construction. As of late August 2026, concrete had reached approximately the 85th floor and construction had entered the ninth and final glass cube, with completion and opening currently targeted for Q2 2028.
Few residential developments have the ability to permanently alter the identity of a city skyline.
Waldorf Astoria Miami is one of them.
The tower’s nine offset volumes create a sculptural silhouette unlike a conventional glass skyscraper. Conceptual design is led by internationally renowned architect Carlos Ott in collaboration with Sieger Suarez Architects, drawing inspiration from fragmented form, perspective and the verticality of modern sculpture.
At approximately 1,049 feet, the project is marketed as the tallest hotel-and-residential tower south of Manhattan and represents Miami’s entry into the global class of supertall architecture.
For buyers interested not only in luxury real estate but in architecturally significant ownership, that distinction gives Waldorf Astoria a value proposition that extends beyond finishes and amenities.
The residential collection spans from fully furnished Junior Suites through one-, two-, three- and four-bedroom private residences, complemented by an extraordinary Penthouse Collection at the top of the tower.
Residences are designed by BAMO, the internationally recognized interior design firm responsible for the project’s refined residential aesthetic.
Residence features include:
The tremendous height of the residential tower means that elevation itself becomes part of the product. Upper residences occupy a visual environment unlike conventional Downtown Miami condominiums, with views extending far beyond the immediate city.
At the summit of Waldorf Astoria Miami is an extraordinary full-floor penthouse positioned within the ninth and highest cube.
The published residence encompasses approximately 12,302 square feet of interior living space, expanding to approximately 13,119 square feet when enclosed balcony areas are included. It features six bedrooms, nine bathrooms and 360-degree views across Miami, Biscayne Bay, Miami Beach and the Atlantic Ocean.
The penthouse program incorporates spaces rarely found even within ultra-luxury condominium living, including:
At this elevation, the penthouse is better understood as a private estate at the crown of a supertall tower than simply the building’s largest apartment.
BAMO’s interiors balance the formality associated with the Waldorf Astoria name with a more contemporary interpretation appropriate to Miami.
Rather than recreating the historic Waldorf Astoria aesthetic literally, the design uses sophisticated materials, tailored detailing and understated luxury to create residences that feel enduring and highly residential.
BAMO is responsible not only for individual residential interiors but for the broader design language connecting kitchens, bathrooms, closets and common residential environments.
That continuity allows the property to feel cohesive from arrival to residence rather than functioning as a branded lobby attached to unrelated private homes.
Waldorf Astoria Residences provides a dedicated residential porte-cochère, private lobby and separate residential service environment, creating meaningful separation between homeowners and hotel guests.
Residents are welcomed into a private third-level lobby with expansive bay views and dedicated concierge support.
This distinction matters within a mixed hotel-and-residential tower. Owners benefit from the enormous hospitality infrastructure of Waldorf Astoria while retaining the feeling that their arrival home remains distinctly private.
Private residential amenities include a dramatic Owners Lounge with double-height ceilings and panoramic Biscayne Bay views, together with billiards, entertainment areas and an adjacent catering kitchen suitable for private gatherings.
Additional residential environments include:
These spaces allow owners to entertain outside their individual residence while remaining within an environment reserved specifically for the residential community.
Residents enjoy a dedicated elevated pool deck with whirlpools and private lounging areas overlooking Biscayne Bay, separate from the broader Waldorf Astoria resort pool experience.
That gives owners a choice between two very different experiences:
private residential retreat
or
full Waldorf Astoria resort environment
depending on the occasion.
The hotel component provides an immersive resort-style pool deck with outdoor café and private cabanas.
For residential owners, this expands the lifestyle far beyond a typical condominium amenity floor. The property effectively combines dedicated residential amenities with the larger infrastructure of a globally recognized luxury hotel.
No Waldorf Astoria property would be complete without Peacock Alley, one of the brand’s most recognizable traditions.
At Waldorf Astoria Miami, Peacock Alley becomes a dramatic gathering place overlooking Downtown Miami and Biscayne Bay and incorporates a signature pendulum clock inspired by the historic role of timepieces within the Waldorf Astoria tradition.
The environment functions as a social and hospitality centerpiece where owners and hotel guests can meet, dine and gather within the broader property.
The property’s dining program includes:
For owners, the dining infrastructure transforms the tower into more than a place to live.
Breakfast, dinner, cocktails, private entertaining and room service can all be integrated into the property without requiring the resident to leave home.
The signature Waldorf Astoria Spa provides a comprehensive wellness environment with fitness, treatment and recovery facilities.
Amenities include:
Residential owners receive access to hotel wellness facilities together with preferred spa privileges, extending the private residence into the larger hospitality environment.
The defining element of branded ownership is ultimately service.
Waldorf Astoria Residences Miami is managed by Hilton Management Services and supported by 24-hour doormen, concierge professionals, valet and dedicated residential personnel.
The project’s smart residential platform is designed to allow owners to request services through a custom app, including:
For owners maintaining multiple residences around the world, that level of management creates a particularly compelling lock-and-leave Miami ownership experience.
The mixed-use structure provides perhaps the best argument for buying within a branded property.
Owners gain access to:
while still having their own porte-cochère, lobby, pool deck and residential club spaces.
That balance—hotel infrastructure without hotel-style residential anonymity—is essential to the value proposition.
Waldorf Astoria Miami occupies a highly visible position directly along Biscayne Boulevard opposite Bayfront Park and Biscayne Bay.
The location places residents within immediate reach of:
Downtown Miami has transformed dramatically in recent years from a primarily commercial district into a full-time residential, hospitality and entertainment destination.
Waldorf Astoria is positioned as one of the architectural anchors of that transformation.
Miami Worldcenter lies only moments away, adding restaurants, retail and entertainment to the immediate urban environment.
Brightline’s MiamiCentral station provides high-speed rail connections north toward Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, West Palm Beach and Orlando, while Miami International Airport and Miami Beach remain readily accessible.
That connectivity makes Waldorf Astoria especially compelling for buyers who use Miami as a global business and lifestyle base rather than exclusively as a vacation destination.
There are many branded residences in Miami.
There are very few supertalls.
That distinction should remain central to this page.
Waldorf Astoria combines:
100 stories + 1,049 feet + nine glass cubes + a globally recognized hospitality brand + Downtown Miami waterfront location.
Regardless of how Miami’s development market evolves, those characteristics make the building physically identifiable on the skyline in a way that very few condominium projects can replicate.
For buyers who value landmark architecture and long-term identity, that permanence matters.
Waldorf Astoria Miami is now substantially advanced in construction.
As of August 27, 2026, the concrete superstructure had reached approximately Floor 85, with crews entering construction of the ninth and final offset cube. Roughly 15 floors remained before topping out, and current development guidance continues to target Q2 2028 completion and opening.
This materially changes the risk profile compared with purchasing during the project's early launch.
The tower is no longer conceptual; its extraordinary form is increasingly visible in the Downtown Miami skyline.
Remaining inventory is now limited. An April 2026 project-sales update reported the development more than 93% sold, with remaining two-bedroom residences beginning around $3.3 million, three-bedrooms from approximately $4.5 million and four-bedrooms from approximately $7.5 million. Penthouse pricing is available separately.
Individual pricing varies according to residence size, floor, cube, exposure and remaining availability. Because sales are well advanced and the tower is approaching topping out, current inventory should be evaluated against the latest developer release rather than historic launch pricing.
For current Waldorf Astoria Residences Miami pricing, remaining residences, floor plans, Penthouse Collection opportunities, deposit structure and private buyer representation, contact Johnathan Shirey for the latest developer information and a direct comparison with Miami’s other ultra-luxury branded and landmark residential developments.
Waldorf Astoria Residences Miami is the private residential component of a landmark mixed-use hotel and condominium tower. Its stacked-glass-cube design is planned as Miami’s first supertall building.
The project is on Biscayne Boulevard in Downtown Miami, opposite Bayfront Park and near Biscayne Bay. It is close to Miami Worldcenter, Kaseya Center, Museum Park and the Metromover.
The project is designed to rise 100 stories and approximately 1,049 feet. Carlos Ott and Sieger Suarez Architects are associated with the architecture, while BAMO leads residential interiors.
Yes. The tower combines a Waldorf Astoria hotel with private residences and shared hospitality infrastructure. Buyers should distinguish resident-only amenities from hotel facilities and confirm access, reservation priority and charges.
Plans include a range of layouts with floor-to-ceiling glass, smart-home technology and elevated Downtown, bay and ocean views. Finish, furniture and appliance inclusions vary by residence type, so review the contract exhibits.
Residents are offered concierge and arrival services, signature dining, pools, fitness and access to a Waldorf wellness spa with lounges, sauna, steam and treatment rooms. Some hotel services and treatments are à la carte.
Prices vary widely by plan, floor, view and release. Prices, deposits, HOA and hotel-related service estimates, parking and incentives are subject to change; request a dated inventory and full carrying-cost worksheet.
Vertical construction is underway, but online delivery estimates have changed over time. Buyers should rely on the current purchase agreement for projected completion, extension rights, and closing notice.
