Shark Tower

Pre-dawn at Puerto Cancún's marina and Shark Tower stands lit against the still-dark sky — the first fisherman of the day already pulling out under the bridge, the doorman of the tower polishing the marble at the entry, the joggers who will come at sunrise still asleep in their beds. The corridor at this hour belongs to the people who chose Puerto Cancún for the working marina — and Shark Tower, drawn around the water like a thirty-floor architectural exclamation, sets the corridor's new vertical mark.

Puerto Cancún is the gated marina-and-golf master plan that anchors northern Cancún — 920 acres of secured residential, retail, and resort programming around a working marina and the Tom Weiskopf-designed Puerto Cancún Golf Club. The community is anchored by Marina Town, Le Blanc Spa Resort, and the JW Marriott; Cancún International Airport is twenty minutes south, the Hotel Zone fifteen, and the white sand of Playa del Carmen forty-five minutes down the coast. Puerto Cancún reads as the most controlled, lowest-density address in Cancún.

Inside Shark Tower, the project reads as an architect-signed beachfront-adjacent residential tower scaled for the marina — fifty-one residences arranged across a single-stack vertical with full-height openings facing the working marina, a kitchen drawn for someone who actually entertains, two bathrooms organized around the morning light, and the materials honest — wood, stone, glass — at the scale of one of the most considered new vertical addresses on the Cancún marina.

Delivery in 2027. Pricing from $974,500 USD for an entry two-bedroom to $1,719,900 USD for the largest configurations. With 21 of 51 units still available, Shark Tower sits at the architect-signed upper-luxury end of the Puerto Cancún market and reads as one of the most considered new vertical addresses in the corridor — for the buyer who came to Cancún for the marina lifestyle at the two-bedroom scale with the corridor's tallest new view.