Waldorf Astoria’s Miami Supertall Tower Now Several Floors Up

Waldorf Astoria’s 1,049-Foot Miami supertall tower is rising vertically out of the ground, photos by Ryan RC Rea show.

Second-level columns appear to have been poured as of early September.

A foundation pour for the tower was completed in June, and the developers obtained a record-breaking $668M construction loan that same month.

Completion of the tower, which will be the first supertall in Miami, is planned for the second quarter of 2028.

The tower will include 387 condos and 205 guestrooms and suites. As of June, the residential component was 90 percent sold.

PMG, Greybrook, Mohari Hospitality, S2 Development, and Hilton are the developers.

 



 

 

 

 

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transplant
5 hours ago

Okan too. Ciprani just got its first crane. Bacarrat already has two. Mercedez Benz as well. Miami’s tallest all rising at the same time. The cranes will all be scraping the sky in a couple years. Will be an impressive sight.

Thomas Klein
4 hours ago

Baccarat now is moving incredibly fast. The pedestal portion is up to floor 4. The 20 foot tall ceiling of the waterfront restaurant is quite noticeable. The tower footprint …basement , ground lobby level , 3 sets of elevators , lobby mezzanine…there to see. About 100 construction workers there daily. Adjoining Viceroy Miami residences is about to lay floor 41. That will top off mid October. Closings likely by end 2025. Baccarat should have closings by end 2027

Anon
3 hours ago

Baccarat is of shockingly poor quality though…the portion that is rising now (Viceroy) is just a typical stucco/glass tower. There is nothing unique/interesting about the architecture at all.

Anonymous
11 minutes ago

Honestly, neither is this or the two boxes part of the Criprani development.

Frank
5 hours ago

I love this building, this is truly a game changer for downtown and Miami overall.

Carolin
4 hours ago

Downtown Miami is finally becoming a true Downtown, which is always the core of the city!

Spike
4 hours ago

Definitely better than downtown NY, or LA or any other cities which are full of homėless everywhere.

Anonymous
4 hours ago

Have you taken a walk lately in downtown Miami? There are homeless sleeping in the sidewalks everywhere. However, they are people too , and people should have some empathy for them.

Anonymous
11 minutes ago

They’ll start to be gone by October, with the ones who deserve sympathy hopefully getting the help they need, which is not free needles like Commie-la-fornia does.

Anon
3 hours ago

Sweet Jesus you people lol

Anonymous
4 hours ago

Tall buildings don’t make a true downtown. What makes a downtown is what happens on the street level

Roman
5 hours ago

What happened to the coffee shops that were going to be built in front of this, in the middle of Biscayne?

Roman
5 hours ago

And also the plans for Biscayne Green? I love that project!!💚

Ying
4 hours ago

Biscayne Green will be amazing with the new park that will be built under the bridge and the already present parks Downtown. This would be a true green and walkable Downtown (and city)!

Anonymous
11 minutes ago

Not with the toothpick trees they’re proposing.

Anon
1 hour ago

I’m going to guess thats probably one of the final phases….

Anon
6 hours ago

What’s the current estimated top off date?

Anonymous
2 hours ago

estimated top off date ?. I heard a realtor say late 2026

Bob
3 hours ago

It sure stands out.