Photos: Aston Martin Residences Nears Completion As Miami’s Second Tallest Tower

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In downtown Miami, the 66-story Aston Martin Residences is moving closer to completion, new photos by Phillip Pessar show.

The tower is now the second tallest in Miami, at 816 feet above ground (that also makes it the second tallest in the State of Florida).

 

 

Photos taken on October 17:

(photos: Phillip Pessar)

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rainey411
1 month ago

I feel like has been under construction forever, glad to see it finally finishing up

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Nony
1 month ago

who said “finishing up”? article said “moving closer”. I guess as opposed to further away. Cheers.

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NYC Transplant
1 month ago

I spoke to a worker at the site. He says January.

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anon
1 month ago

january will be the year you finally land back in NY and resume your life earning more bc of better salaries there

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Anonymous
1 month ago

New York’s rent is double Miami’s, but salaries are comparable. No wonder many prefer Miami, and I’m not sorry to more companies and friends are moving to Miami from New York, California, Illinois, and all over the world. Miami has so much to offer as a place to live, work and raise a family.

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Anon
1 month ago

I don’t agree that NYC’s salaries are comparable to Miami’s, but a high income doesn’t save you from NYC’s winter wrath. Miami’s winters ae priceless.

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Anon
1 month ago

We have a small studio in NYC (Columbus Circle). The quality of life in NYC is much worse than the lifestyle Miami gives us. Viva Miami.
But, there is an energy that I can only take for 3 days max in NYC.
It’s nice to visit but would hate to live there.

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Anon
1 month ago

Quality of life in Miami is arguably the worst for the Cost of Living in any major city, the average income in Miami is $23k. Put that into perspective when we’re talking “Aston Martin Residencies” This is a caste city with virtually 0 affordable housing and a lack of new jobs. in 10 years there’s going to be more condos than companies. Awful pedestrian infrastructure doesn’t make up for the weather.

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Sorry
1 month ago

I live next door and they are working on this 6 days a week, but still moving slowly. Water feature in the front is almost done, working on sidewalks and facade as well. Penthouses still have a lot of work so even a January date is aggressive.

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Wolfgang731
1 month ago

That building has taken so long to complete that you would think that the construction workers used their feet instead of hands. The end results are definitely very nice and no doubt the quality of the materials are first rate, though.

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Anonymous
1 month ago

Downtown is growing!!

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Anon
1 month ago

Looking amazing!

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Anon
1 month ago

Stunning addition to Downtown, which is rapidly growing.

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Anonymous
1 month ago

It’s funny how most videos about Brickell always show Aston Martin, which is downtown.

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Anon
1 month ago

True. It’s literally a drive/walk across the bridge to Brickell though

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Anonymous
1 month ago

Yea but it’s not in Brickell

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Anon
1 month ago

Sounds like a short distance until people from Brickell start talking about walking to Whole Foods – then it’s a million miles!

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Anonymous
1 month ago

You shouldn’t have to travel 30 minutes to get to a grocery store other than Publix from central Brickell.

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Mark
1 month ago

You can go to Winn Dixie on Key Biscayne or Coral Way. Just 10 mins away

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Anonymous
1 month ago

The busiest bridge in Miami, they should add a Trader Joe’s by Park Avenue Bridge (2nd ave)

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Anonymous
1 month ago

It’s a part of the Brickell views

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Anonymous
1 month ago

Now THAT’S iconic!

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Anonymous
1 month ago

2nd tallest, but definitely, the most beautiful!!!

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George D
1 month ago

Magnificent building!!!

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Anonymous
1 month ago

If I had it like that, I’d buy here…

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Melo is sigma and Chad
1 month ago

I still remember the deep soil mix comment and how its never getting built lol

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Nony
1 month ago

yeah, but did it make any money?

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Name*
1 month ago

Look at that dark podium canyon between it and Epic. A modern dark alley.

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Nony
1 month ago

The Epic driveway is there, actually. It’s not podium to podium

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NYC Transplant
1 month ago

There’s also a stairway to the Baywalk where boats are docked right between the two buildings. It’s a nice spot that you can traverse on foot currently.

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Anonymous
1 month ago

So… you mean like every streetfront around Brickell City Center?

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Anonymous
1 month ago

The new buildings have liner units

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Truth Matters
1 month ago

Stunning tower

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Build Miami
1 month ago

This lower area of Downtown has gotten really nice. Hopefully it starts to creep up towards Flagler Street. Miami needs its center area (this district) to be a booming and nice area.

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Brickellite
1 month ago

Glorious looking, it must be spectacular as its been going since 2017… over 6 years now, Ill be at the ready to pick off a unit as rates rise and buyers are waiting 7 years may not be able to gather the remaining 50% due at closing

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Downtown Vagabond
1 month ago

This thing is so behind schedule. Was supposed to be finished last year!

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Brickellite
1 month ago

Hmmm. will this be a FSR or KWPM managed property?

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Steven
1 month ago

How much did it cost to stop the building from settling on one side faster than the other??

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Anonymous
1 month ago

Dubai step aside

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Cover the Podiums
1 month ago

This tower is gorgeous. Even on that small lot, they managed to at least try and put some liner units on the podium

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Anonymous
1 month ago

Funny, the Arquitectonica-esque liner units are probably the most detracting feature of this building, apart from being next to Epic. It would have been better if the glass window facade continued. Still, better than a tacky mural.

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Citadel Transplant
1 month ago

Commenters used to say here it would never be built…who knows why! Where are they now…..this is iconic!!

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Anon
1 month ago

Saying that OKAN and Waldforf will never get built…..

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Nony
1 month ago

The fact that it has gotten this far is more a credit to the resilience of Coto, not the brilliant investment. Cheers.

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Bruno
1 month ago

Money and pride can keep a project moving to completion.

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Anon
1 month ago

You are a “Citadel Transplant” like I’m a cowboy astronaut millionaire.

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