
Waldorf Astoria Miami
Waldorf Astoria Miami is a branded project in Downtown Miami combining hotel and residences in a form of glass cubes offset one above the other.
Project details
- Brand
- Waldorf Astoria
- Neighborhood
- Downtown Miami
- Status
- Under construction
- Est. completion
- 2028
- Developer
- PMG
- Distinguishing feature
- Miami’s first supertall tower (~100 stories, the project’s claim)
- Price range
- $3.2M–6M
MiamiLi is an independent broker, not the developer. This page is not published by Waldorf Astoria or PMG; brand and project names are used for identification only. The completion date is the developer’s estimate and can change. Pricing, payment schedule and inventory information come from the developer; only the signed contract is binding. Images are compiled from the developer’s marketing materials and are representative.
Contact us for the current payment schedule
No public payment schedule has been published for Waldorf Astoria Miami, and we do not show an estimated percentage on this page. We obtain the deposit rate, the installments through construction and the balance due at delivery from the developer and pass them on to you.
Brand identity
Waldorf Astoria is a hospitality brand with roots in nineteenth-century New York, and the value proposition on the residential side follows from that: the homes are run to a hotel service standard. Reception, housekeeping, security and concierge come out of a hotel operation rather than a condominium board.
In mixed hotel-residence buildings this is a promise of comfort and equally a cost structure: as the service level rises, so does the HOA fee. In exchange, a residence that sits empty for long stretches stays maintained and is managed by the building while the owner is out of town. For a buyer investing from abroad, that can matter more than the yield on paper.
The developer, PMG, has a record of high-rise development in Miami. The tower was announced with a silhouette of glass cubes offset one above the other, and the project positions itself as Miami’s first supertall (above 300 meters by the international definition). That is a marketing claim, and it remains one until the building is complete.
Neighborhood dynamics
Downtown Miami is where the city’s financial and business center meets its cultural axis. It sits just north of Brickell on Biscayne Bay, with the Adrienne Arsht Center, the Pérez Art Museum and Bayfront Park in the same walkable band.
This is among the most walkable areas at Miami scale; the Metromover network and Brightline’s Miami Central station make local and intercity travel possible without a car. On a short stay it is genuinely feasible to live here without renting one.
Downtown is not a beachfront band like Sunny Isles: the beach is a drive away and the fabric is urban rather than quiet. It works for someone doing business in the city or wanting the city’s rhythm, not for a family summer.
The investor’s view
The project is under construction and the delivery date is an estimate. Supertall towers are complex engineering projects; at this scale, schedule slippage is ordinary rather than exceptional. It works in the buyer’s favor when the payment schedule is tied to defined contract milestones rather than to the delivery date.
Three things to ask about hotel-branded residences: whether the owner participates in the hotel rental pool (can the unit be rented by the hotel, and how is revenue shared), which services are included in the HOA fee and which are billed separately, and the term of the brand license — if the license ends, the building’s name and operation can change.
The price range on this page is the band announced by the developer; the actual price separates significantly within that band by floor, exposure and unit type. In branded towers the difference between a bay-facing and a city-facing unit is one of the most pronounced pricing line items there is.
Who it suits
- A remote owner who wants a downtown residence managed with hotel service
- An investor who will not be in Miami most of the year and wants the building to maintain the unit
- A user who prioritizes a walkable location on the culture-and-business axis
Who it does not suit
- A buyer who prioritizes keeping HOA fees low — hotel-level service has a cost
- A family user looking for beachfront living
- A buyer expecting delivery in the near term — supertall construction schedules are long
Waldorf Astoria Miami project film
The film is promotional material published by the developer; the spaces shown are artist renderings. MiamiLi is an independent broker, not the developer.
Waldorf Astoria Miami images
Request the Waldorf Astoria Miami price list
We will send the current price tier, the remaining unit types, the payment schedule and the expected HOA fee in a single document. Your request reaches Erman Adanır directly, and the reply carries no obligation.
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How much do residences at Waldorf Astoria Miami cost?
The price range announced by the developer for Waldorf Astoria Miami is $3.2M–6M. The actual price separates within that range by floor, exposure and unit type; you can request the price list for the current tier, remaining inventory and the payment schedule.
When will Waldorf Astoria Miami be delivered?
The estimated completion year announced by the developer is 2028. Pre-construction schedules are not binding and can slip; the delivery clause in the contract and your rights in the event of delay should be read before an offer.
Where is Waldorf Astoria Miami located?
The project is located in Downtown Miami, Florida. The neighborhood, location and surroundings are assessed in the “Neighborhood dynamics” section of this page.
Who is developing Waldorf Astoria Miami?
The project’s developer is PMG; the Waldorf Astoria brand sits on the design and standards side. The project’s distinguishing feature: Miami’s first supertall tower (~100 stories, the project’s claim). MiamiLi is not the developer of this project but an independent broker.
Waldorf Astoria Miami in the press
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