Waldorf Astoria St. Pete Prices and Residences in 2026

Last Updated: September 26, 2026

Waldorf Astoria Residences St. Petersburg is priced $3,050,000 to $5,575,000, per the developer's featured residences sheet dated September 15, 2026. The 2 bedroom residences run $3,050,000 to $3,950,000 and the 3 bedroom residences run $3,450,000 to $5,575,000. Delivery is planned for early 2030 in downtown St. Petersburg, overlooking Tampa Bay.

Buyers searching for Waldorf Astoria St. Pete pricing usually find brand copy and very few numbers. This guide is the numbers: what each residence type costs on the current sheet, how big the interiors are, what is included in a fully finished residence, and the trade-offs I walk through before anyone commits to a tower that delivers in 2030.

Waldorf Astoria Residences St. Petersburg living room rendering
Waldorf Astoria Residences St. Petersburg, living room rendering.

What do residences cost at Waldorf Astoria St. Pete in 2026?

On the September 15, 2026 featured residences sheet, prices run $3,050,000 to $5,575,000. The lowest 2 bedroom residence is $3,050,000 (residence 2905) and the 2 bedroom residences reach $3,950,000. The 3 bedroom residences run $3,450,000 (residence 2104) to $5,575,000 (residence 3501). The full sheet comes with the floor plans.

Here is the featured residences sheet, summarized by type:

One detail worth noticing: the entry 3 bedroom at $3,450,000 is priced the same as residence 3402, a 2 bedroom. Going by the residence numbers, the 3 bedroom sits on a lower floor. That is the kind of trade-off the sheet does not spell out: at the same price, you are choosing between more space and a higher floor. I go through those pairs with buyers line by line, because the right answer depends on whether the view or the extra bedroom matters more to how you will use the residence.

These are featured residences, not the full inventory. The sheet is the developer's selection, and availability changes as residences sell. Request the current sheet and I will confirm which of these are still open.

How much space do you get for the price?

The 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath residences measure 1,943 to 2,031 SF of interior space, and the 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath residences measure 2,583 to 3,408 SF. At $3,050,000, the entry 2 bedroom works out to roughly $1,500 to $1,570 per interior square foot, depending on which 2 bedroom plan it is.

Per-foot pricing is the fastest way to compare a branded tower against the rest of a market, and it is the number I bring to every comparison. At roughly $1,500 a foot of interior, the entry 2 bedroom sits in branded-residence territory. You are paying for the Waldorf Astoria name, the service model and a fully finished residence, not only for square footage.

Two things to keep in mind when you run the math yourself. First, these are interior figures, so balcony space is not part of them. Second, the higher floors carry a premium over the lower floors for the same plan, so a per-foot comparison is only fair between residences on similar floors. The residences section of this site shows the layouts.

What is included in a fully finished residence?

All 163 residences are delivered fully finished, with interiors by BAMO. Each includes a private entry foyer, bay and city views, a private balcony, a custom Italian kitchen with natural stone countertops and Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, and a primary bath with custom Italian vanities, Waterworks fixtures, a walk-in shower and a freestanding tub.

Fully finished matters for the budget. In many Florida pre-construction towers, a buyer closes on a residence that still needs flooring, lighting and window treatments, and the finish-out adds real cost and months of work after delivery. Here the kitchen, baths and finishes are part of the price. Smart home capability and contemporary lighting are included as well. When I compare Waldorf St. Pete against a non-finished tower, I add an allowance for finish-out to the other building before comparing prices, otherwise the comparison is not like for like.

What does the Waldorf Astoria brand add for owners?

Owners receive Waldorf Astoria residential service: a personal concierge, 24-hour reception and security, doorman and bellman service, valet parking, 24-hour emergency maintenance and parcel receiving. Every owner also receives Hilton Honors Diamond status for the duration of ownership, for up to two accounts, usable at Hilton properties worldwide.

The Diamond status is a real, recurring benefit for anyone who travels. It includes elite bonus points, space-available room upgrades, a 48-hour room guarantee and executive lounge access across more than 8,300 Hilton properties. Owners also get discounted residential rates at Hilton properties, a dedicated Hilton concierge for travel planning and discounts on the Waldorf Astoria home collection. A la carte services such as housekeeping, laundry and dry cleaning, automotive detailing and pet services are available on top of the base service.

The amenity program covers 20,000 SF of resort-style space: a 160-foot east pool overlooking Tampa Bay, a west pool with dual spas facing the sunset, the Peacock Alley inspired Sky Lounge, a rooftop swim deck and sun lounge, a fitness center with a movement studio, a wellness spa with steam room, sauna, cold plunge and treatment rooms, a golf simulator, a kids and teen entertainment center, a pet spa and EV charging. The amenities section has the renderings.

When does Waldorf Astoria St. Pete deliver, and what does that mean for buyers?

Delivery is planned for early 2030, per the developer's sales team on September 24, 2026, and the project has not broken ground. A purchase today is a hold of roughly three and a half years to the keys. That timeline is the single most important factor in whether this building fits your plans.

A long runway has two sides. On one side, your deposits are committed for a long time before you can use or rent the residence, and the St. Petersburg luxury market is younger than Miami's, with resale activity at this price level less proven. On the other side, early buyers get the widest choice of residences and floors. Developers raise prices as a building sells, with the most popular lines and floors repriced first, and further increases typically come at construction milestones.

I plan every pre-construction purchase as a hold through closing, and that applies here with more weight than usual. If you need the capital or the residence before 2030, this is not your building. If you are buying for a future move to the Gulf Coast or for long-term ownership, the timeline works in your favor on selection.

What is the deposit structure?

The deposit schedule is available on request. I send it with the current price sheet and floor plans, then work through each payment in dollars on the exact residence you are considering. I do not publish deposit terms here, because the schedule should be read alongside the current sheet and your contract.

What I tell buyers in general: on a tower delivering in early 2030, look at how much of the price is due before groundbreaking versus later in construction, and at how much is left for closing. That split decides how long your capital is tied up and how much a lender would finance at delivery. I review the purchase contract language with every buyer before they sign.

Who is Waldorf Astoria St. Pete right for?

This building fits a buyer who wants a globally recognized hotel brand, a fully finished residence and bay views in a walkable downtown, and who can hold until early 2030. It fits less well for someone who needs a short timeline or who is buying purely for rental income at this price tier.

The location supports daily life, not just the view. Downtown St. Petersburg puts restaurants like The Canopy, Rococo Steak and Fortu within reach, along with the Salvador Dalí Museum, the Museum of Fine Arts and the Chihuly Collection. Albert Whitted Airport is about 3 minutes away, St. Petersburg-Clearwater International about 17 minutes and Tampa International about 26 minutes. The neighborhood section covers the area.

If you are weighing Waldorf St. Pete against the Miami tower of the same brand, the comparison is interesting: Waldorf Astoria Residences Miami is priced $3,150,900 to $24,350,000 in a 100-story tower delivering in 2028. The entry points are almost identical. What the money buys, and the market you are buying into, are not.

Within St. Petersburg, the other new tower I track is Roche Bobois St. Pete Tower, priced $544,500 to $2,231,500 with completion in 2028. It serves a different buyer: studios to 3 bedrooms of 431 to 1,497 SF, pre-furnished with Roche Bobois pieces. If your budget sits under about $2.3M, that is the St. Pete comparison to make. Above $3M, among the St. Pete towers I work with, Waldorf is effectively on its own.

How I would approach a purchase here

Start with the sheet, then the floor. Pick the residence types that fit, compare the same plan on different floors, and decide how much the view is worth to you against extra space. Then read the deposit schedule and contract with the delivery date in mind.

Before you sign, I would want answers to four questions on the exact residence: the current price and whether it has moved since the sheet was issued, the deposit schedule in dollars, the estimated association budget in the condominium documents, and the rental rules for the building. The last two are where branded towers differ most from each other, and they shape the real cost of ownership more than the headline price does.

I track this inventory and I am in regular contact with the developer's sales team, so when a featured residence sells or a new line is released, I know early. Call me at 786-477-6955 and I will send the full featured residences sheet, the floor plans and the deposit schedule, and confirm what is available today.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much are residences at Waldorf Astoria St. Pete?

Per the developer's featured residences sheet dated September 15, 2026, residences are priced $3,050,000 to $5,575,000. The 2 bedroom residences run $3,050,000 to $3,950,000 and the 3 bedroom residences run $3,450,000 to $5,575,000. A WIRE Miami agent sends the full sheet and confirms availability.

How big are the residences at Waldorf Astoria St. Pete?

On the September 15, 2026 featured residences sheet, the 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath residences measure 1,943 to 2,031 SF of interior space, and the 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath residences measure 2,583 to 3,408 SF of interior space.

When will Waldorf Astoria Residences St. Petersburg be completed?

Delivery is planned for early 2030, according to the developer's sales team on September 24, 2026. The project is in pre-construction, so a purchase today is a hold of roughly three and a half years to delivery.

Who is developing Waldorf Astoria Residences St. Petersburg?

The tower is co-developed by Property Markets Group (PMG) and Feldman Equities, with architecture by Cube 3 and interiors by BAMO. It is a 50-story tower with 163 fully finished residences overlooking Tampa Bay in downtown St. Petersburg.

Do owners get Hilton benefits at Waldorf Astoria St. Pete?

Yes. Owners receive Hilton Honors Diamond status for the duration of ownership, for up to two accounts, along with discounted residential rates at Hilton properties worldwide and a dedicated Hilton concierge for travel assistance.

What is the deposit structure at Waldorf Astoria St. Pete?

The deposit schedule is available on request. I send it together with the current price sheet and floor plans, and I walk through the payments in dollars on the exact residence you are considering before you commit.

Adrian Sanchez, Founder of WIRE Miami
Adrian Sanchez, Founder & Managing Broker, WIRE Miami Over 20 years specializing in Miami’s luxury pre-construction market. Direct developer relationships for preferred pricing and priority access. wiremiami.com • 786-477-6955 • info@wiremiami.com