4101 Pine Tree Dr · Miami Beach, FL 33140 · Mid-Beach

Tower Forty One

18-story tower, completed 1974, 460 residences in Mid-Beach. 3 for sale on Nov 2, 2026.

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At a glance Tower Forty One (4101 Pine Tree Dr, Mid-Beach) is an 18-story, 460-unit building completed in 1974. As of Nov 2, 2026, 3 units are for sale and none for rent; the median closed price was $554 per square foot over 3 sales in the last 12 months. FEMA flood zone AE. Source: Miami Assoc. of REALTORS® MLS via Bridge IDX, Miami-Dade Property Appraiser records and the FEMA flood map.

Photo · MLS listing in this building

For sale: 3
For rent: 0
Median $/SF: $5543 sales · 12 mo
Sold: 3last 12 months
Built: 1974
Floors: 18
Residences: 460
Flood zone: AEFEMA

MLS via Bridge IDX · as of Nov 2, 2026 · How these numbers are made

On the market at Tower Forty One.

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Snapshot as of Nov 2, 2026.

For sale 3 listings · Nov 2, 2026

Unit 926,925$1,800,000$844/SF2 bd · 2 ba · 2,133 sflisted today · listed by Beachfront Realty IncFull listing →

Unit 919$618,990$755/SF1 bd · 1.5 ba · 820 sf120 days listed · $648/mo HOA · listed by RKC Realty LLCFull listing →

Unit 1105$599,000$717/SF1 bd · 1.5 ba · 835 sf25 days listed · $648/mo HOA · listed by Luxe PropertiesFull listing →

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Tower Forty One, floor by floor.

Every unit the MLS has recorded here, placed by its unit number: floors up, lines across, each column as wide as the units in it. Amber is for sale today (a unit listed both for sale and for rent is amber). Hover or tap a unit to read its record.

45 units seen · MLS via Bridge IDX · as of Nov 2, 2026

For sale 2
Sold or leased, last 12 months 7
Seen in the MLS before that 36
No MLS record seen 179

Tap a unit to read its record here. Amber and white units open their listing page.

Units seen45of 460 residences on record

Floors with units14floors 3 to 18

Lines14stacks of units, by number

Closed $/SF figures use the 6 recorded sales of these units in the 24 months to Nov 2, 2026; a median needs three. Floor, line and size are the record's. Views and orientation are not in it and are not shown.

The largest typical unit is line 27, a median 1,298 sf over 3 units seen, recorded with 2 bedrooms.

The lines what the MLS record holds for each stack of units

Line	Units seen	Typical size	Beds	On the market	Closed $/SF · 24 mo
Line 02	5	835 sf	1	–	1 sale, too few
Line 05	5	835 sf	1	1	–
Line 07	3	740 sf	1	–	1 sale, too few
Line 08	3	875 sf	1	–	–
Line 09	2	835 sf	1	–	1 sale, too few
Line 10	2	1,081 sf	2	–	–
Line 12	3	1,081 sf	2	–	–
Line 15	3	975 sf	1	–	1 sale, too few
Line 19	6	820 sf	1	1	–
Line 20	3	835 sf	1	–	1 sale, too few
Line 27	3	1,298 sf	2	–	–
Line 28	2	835 sf	1	–	–
Line 29	2	1,081 sf	2	–	–
Line 31	3	1,081 sf	2	–	1 sale, too few

8 units in the record sit outside this grid (511, 726, 926,925, 1418, 1501, 1624, 1803, 1806): penthouse, townhouse or ground-level numbers, or lines seen only once or twice.

How this is drawn: a unit's floor and line come from its MLS unit number alone (5614 is floor 56, line 14). A cell exists only where the MLS has recorded a listing, a closing or a lease; a blank means no record was seen, not that no unit exists. Column widths follow each line's median recorded living area. Pre-construction towers and buildings with a thin record have no drawing.

Floor and line from the MLS unit number; a blank cell means no record was seen. How these numbers are made

The read on Tower Forty One.

Activity as of Nov 2, 2026

Resale +20%. The median closed price moved from $463/SF in 2020 (3 sales) to $557/SF in 2025 (6 sales), the first and last years with three or more recorded sales.
Gross rental yield 6.7%. A year of rent at the median $3.08/SF/mo (4 leases) against the median $554/SF sale (3 sales), both over 12 months, before HOA, taxes and vacancy.
Asks run +36% against closings. Sellers ask a median $755/SF (3 listings) against $554/SF closed (3 sales, 12 months). That gap is negotiation room. Bring the comps.
Sells in a median 27 days. Days on market across the 3 sales closed in the last 12 months.

Read the full record 3 paragraphs and 7 facts, every figure from the MLS and county record

Tower Forty One is a 18-story tower at 4101 Pine Tree Dr in Mid-Beach, completed in 1974. 460 residences are on record for the building.

On November 2, 2026, three units were listed for sale, asking $599K to $1.8M (median ask $755/SF across 3 listings). Three sales closed between November 2, 2025 and November 2, 2026, from $400K to $790K, a median $554/SF, after a median 27 days on the market. In the 12 months before that, three sales closed at a median $560/SF, so the median fell 1%. The MLS holds 36 closed sales here going back to 2019; among years with three or more sales, 2025 set the high at a median $557/SF. That 12-month median ranks 24th of the 44 Mid-Beach buildings with at least three sales in the same window. One-bedrooms made up five of the 6 sales in the last 24 months, at a median $440,000.

Four leases were signed over the same 12 months, at a median $2,825 a month (range $2,500 to $3,000).

Sources: Miami Assoc. of REALTORS® MLS via Bridge IDX (activity as of November 2, 2026), Miami-Dade Property Appraiser records. Blanks mean the record doesn't state it; nothing here is estimated.

The record

Address: 4101 Pine Tree Dr, Miami Beach 33140
Neighborhood: Mid-Beach
Year built: 1974
Floors: 18
Residences on file: 460
Recorded MLS listings: 68
Also recorded as: 4101 Pinetree Dr

The numbers at Tower Forty One.

Every sale and lease the MLS has recorded at this address, sales first.

MLS via Bridge IDX · as of Nov 2, 2026

Median $/SF by year closed

Every recorded sale at this address, 2019 to 2026. Count in the tooltip.

Pale bars: fewer than three sales that year, so the bar is the sale itself or the average of two, too few for a median.

Year by year, every recorded closing

Year	Sales	Median $/SF	Leases	Median rent
2026 (to date)	–	–	3	$3,000/mo
2025	6	$557	4	$2,550/mo
2024	7	$509	6	$2,750/mo
2023	6	$517	3	$2,450/mo
2022	4	$542	1	$2,400/mo*
2021	9	$445	3	$2,600/mo
2020	3	$463	6	$1,738/mo
2019	1	$449*	1	$1,750/mo*

* Fewer than three closings that year: the figure is the closing itself or the average of two, too few for a median.

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Median closed $/SF in 2020: $463 (3 sales). In the last 12 months: $554 (3 sales). Change: +20%.

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Show all closings 36 sales · 27 leases on record since 2019

Closed sales Nov 2, 2024 to Nov 2, 2026 · 6

Unit	BD	BA	SF	Asked	Closed	$/SF	Close date	DOM
709	1	1.5	835	$415,000	$400,000	$479	Dec 31, 2025	16
707	1	1.5	740	$485,000	$410,000	$554	Dec 30, 2025	27
1715	1	1.5	975	$850,000	$790,000	$810	Nov 14, 2025	100
1702	1	1.5	835	$460,000	$440,000	$527	Jun 5, 2025	134
931	2	2	1,081	$649,000	$605,000	$560	May 20, 2025	64
1120	1	2	835	$625,000	$615,000	$737	Apr 8, 2025	139

Leases signed Nov 2, 2025 to Nov 2, 2026 · 4

Unit	BD	BA	SF	Asked/mo	Leased/mo	$/SF/mo	Lease date	DOM
828	1	1.5	835	$3,000/mo	$3,000/mo	$3.59	Mar 11, 2026	27
1420	1	1.5	835	$2,800/mo	$2,650/mo	$3.17	Feb 13, 2026	13
1112	1	2	1,081	$3,000/mo	$3,000/mo	$2.78	Jan 26, 2026	46
802	1	1.5	835	$2,600/mo	$2,500/mo	$2.99	Dec 31, 2025	51

Data: Miami Assoc. of REALTORS® MLS via Bridge IDX, as of Nov 2, 2026. Listings matched to this building's recorded addresses; pending includes under-contract. Closed listings shown as records only, no photos. Blanks mean the record doesn't state it. How these numbers are made

The file on Tower Forty One.

The rules on record, the documents in my files, the two Florida checks every buyer should run, and the buildings around it. Each card opens.

FEMA flood zone

AE

Inside FEMA's Special Flood Hazard Area. A federally backed mortgage requires flood insurance here.

What the zone means

The 1% annual chance ("100-year") flood area, with a base flood elevation set.
Base flood elevation 7 ft (NGVD29).
The zone is a map line, not a premium. Ask the association for its master flood policy, and get a flood quote for the specific unit before you commit.

FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer, checked at the building's mapped location on Oct 12, 2026. Open the official map ↗

Milestone structural inspection

Turned 30 in 2004

The statute's first deadline for a building this age was December 31, 2024, then every 10 years.

What the deadline means

Based on year built 1974 (MLS record). The statute counts from the certificate of occupancy date, which can differ.
The association must give every owner the inspector's summary. Ask for it, and for the structural integrity reserve study, before you commit.

Fla. Stat. § 553.899(3) ↗ and Miami-Dade recertification ↗, read Oct 9, 2026. What the deadline means for buyers

Nearby

Around Tower Forty One

5 more nearby

Smaller buildings close by: Beach House 8 (500 m)

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