Mexican industrial magnate Luis Castelazo bought a condo at Aston Martin Residences in Miami’s Brickell neighborhood for $18 million.
Records show Castelazo’s First Aston LLC, a Florida entity, bought unit 6201c at 300 Biscayne Boulevard Way from an affiliate of the developer.
Castelazo is a board member of Grupo Mexico, the Mexico City-based conglomerate with mining, transportation and infrastructure divisions that include the railroads Ferromex, TexasPacífico and Florida East Coast Railway, its website shows.
Attorney Michael Gallinar with Adams Gallinar represented the buyer.
Public records do not yet reflect the unit’s size and floorplan. Aston Martin Residences’ amenities include a fitness center, spa, movie theater, indoor pool, children’s and teens’ lounges, an art gallery and a superyacht marina.
In November, a 9,600-square-foot, four-bedroom condo in the tower sold for $21 million, according to public records. In December, unit 6101c sold for $24 million. Last month, the son of a medical device company founder bought unit 6001c for $22.5 million.
G&G Business Developments finished the 66-story, 391-unit tower in April. G&G is led by German Coto of the Argentinian Coto Supermarkets family. Coto bought the 1.3-acre waterfront site for $125 million in 2014, and launched the Aston Martin project in 2016. He tapped Buenos Aires-based Bodas Miani Anger to design the tower, and Cervera Real Estate led sales and marketing for the project.