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100-story Waldorf Astoria skyscraper will be Miami's first supertall tower

2021-04-08T15:23:00-04:00

The developers of Waldorf Astoria Residences Miami, planned as the city’s tallest residential tower at 100 stories, are launching sales, The Real Deal has learned. The luxury project, at 300 Biscayne Boulevard, will be the highest skyscraper south of Manhattan at 1,049 feet tall, the developers said. Property Markets Group, Greybrook Realty Partners and Hilton are partnering on the tower.

The ambitious project first appeared on Archinect as 300 Biscayne back in 2017.

According to The Real Deal, Canada-based Uruguayan architect Carlos Ott designed the 1,049-foot-tall (320 meters) tower, and Sieger Suarez is the architect of record.

A Waldorf Astoria-branded condo doesn't come cheap though — units start at $1 million.

Renderings released for 300 Biscayne, Miami's future tallest tower

2017-11-01T14:30:00-04:00

300 Biscayne, one of several planned towers that would be Miami’s tallest at 1,041 feet above ground, has launched its website and unveiled a batch of exterior renderings, notes The Next Miami. [...] Another large residential project comprised of nearly 700 “smart apartments” is planned to rise next door at 400 Biscayne by the same development team, Greybrook Realty Partners and Property Markets Group.

Downtown Miami may soon gets its very own supertall stacked-boxes tower; and at a height of 1,041 feet, 300 Biscayne can — according to its website — claim the title of "tallest residential tower south of New York."

Rendering: ArX Solutions

All images via the project's website.