THE BREAKDOWN
- Residents of Miami’s Aston Martin Residences claim the two-year-old luxury tower suffers from cracks and leaks.
- The condo association has filed legal claims against the developer, contractors, and design firms involved in the project.
- Attorneys representing residents say the alleged repairs could ultimately cost millions of dollars.
Following Porsche Design in 2018, Aston Martin opened its own residential tower alongside Brickell’s waterfront in early 2024. At 818 feet tall—nearly 200 feet taller than Porsche’s tower in Sunny Isles Beach—it quickly became the tallest residential building in Miami.
Now, just over two years later, the people who live there say the luxury tower is already showing signs of serious problems.
Residents Report Major Issues
According to a new report from Realtor.com, the condo association representing residents of Aston Martin Residences claims the two-year-old tower suffers from a long list of construction defects.
The association, which represents owners in the 66-story, 391-unit skyscraper, has filed legal claims against developer Riverwalk East Developments, along with several contractors and design firms involved in the project…