Florida Liquor License Market
Home›Counties›Alachua County
Florida Quota License Marketplace

Alachua County Liquor Licenses for Sale

Alachua County is anchored by Gainesville and the University of Florida, with a diverse economy supported by education, healthcare, research, hospitality, and regional commerce.

Compare 3 active Alachua County liquor licenses for sale in Gainesville. Asking prices range from $279,000 to $315,000. Browse 4COP and 3PS inventory.

Alachua CountyGainesville
Available Now3
Lowest Disclosed Ask$279,000
Median Disclosed Ask$300,000
Highest Disclosed Ask$315,000
FLLM County Market Data

Alachua County liquor-license market snapshot

Live inventory, disclosed asking-price evidence, population context and DBPR quota information for Alachua County. Snapshot: October 12, 2026.

Florida Market Index ›
County population291,782U.S. Census Vintage 2024 estimate
Active inventory32 4COP · 1 3PS
Median disclosed ask$300,0003 disclosed asks
Current asking range$279,000–$315,000Active disclosed asking prices
2026 new quota1Official DBPR drawing notice
4COP Quota market2 active
Median ask
$297,000
Disclosed asks
2
Current range
$279,000–$315,000
3PS Quota / Package Store market1 active
Median ask
$300,000
Disclosed asks
1
Current range
$300,000
Primary local markets

Gainesville

Alachua County's quota-license market is centered on Gainesville and is supported by the University of Florida, healthcare, live events, restaurants, hotels, and regional traffic. Buyers should compare current 4COP and 3PS asking prices while separately confirming premises eligibility, Gainesville-area zoning, transfer timing, liens, and seller terms.

Historical change tracking begins with the FLLM Market Index baseline. FLLM will publish month-over-month changes only after comparable archived snapshots exist; earlier price changes are not inferred from current listings.

Current Marketplace Inventory

Available Licenses in Alachua County

Browse all Alachua County liquor licenses for sale ›

Listings are for liquor-license interests only unless expressly stated otherwise. Prices and availability remain subject to confirmation.

3PS Quota / Package Store
Florida map with Alachua County highlighted in gold

Alachua County

$300,000

Available

Alachua County is anchored by Gainesville and the University of Florida, with a diverse economy supported by education…

County Market Overview

Understanding the Alachua County License Market

Alachua County's quota-license market is centered on Gainesville and is supported by the University of Florida, healthcare, live events, restaurants, hotels, and regional traffic. Buyers should compare current 4COP and 3PS asking prices while separately confirming premises eligibility, Gainesville-area zoning, transfer timing, liens, and seller terms.

Buyers searching for an Alachua County liquor license for sale typically focus on Gainesville, including restaurant, bar, hospitality, and package-store locations serving the University of Florida and the broader county market. Current inventory may include 4COP quota licenses for on-premises or package sales and 3PS quota licenses for package-store sales; the exact privileges depend on the license record and approved premises.

A quota license is county-specific. A buyer should confirm that the license category fits the proposed use and should separately evaluate the intended premises, zoning, local approvals, liens, purchase documents, and the state transfer process.

Local Premises and Zoning Resources

Gainesville and Alachua County premises review

An Alachua County quota liquor license may be transferred to an eligible location in Gainesville or elsewhere in Alachua County, but the license does not by itself approve a particular premises. Buyers should confirm whether the address is inside Gainesville or unincorporated Alachua County, then verify zoning, local alcoholic-beverage requirements, permitted use, and the separate DBPR transfer or change-of-location process before closing.

For Buyers

Need a license in Alachua County?

Browse current marketplace inventory and compare available 4COP and 3PS opportunities in this county.

Browse Alachua County Licenses for Sale
For Sellers and Brokers

Have a license to market?

Publish the opportunity statewide while keeping confidential information off the public listing card.

List Your License
Buyer and Seller Guide

Alachua County Liquor-License FAQs

How much does a liquor license cost in Alachua County?

Current disclosed asking prices on Florida Liquor License Market range from $279,000 to $315,000 in Alachua County, with a median disclosed ask of $300,000. Asking prices can change as inventory and seller terms change.

What liquor-license types may appear in Alachua County?

Marketplace inventory may include 4COP quota interests and 3PS quota or package-store interests. The permitted use depends on the license category, the proposed premises, local approvals, and approval of the transfer by the Florida Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco.

Are the asking prices for Alachua County guaranteed?

No. Asking prices and availability are subject to seller or broker confirmation and may change without notice. Buyers should independently verify the license, transaction structure, liens, transfer requirements, and all material terms.

Where can I browse current liquor licenses for sale in Alachua County?

Current Alachua County marketplace inventory is displayed on this county page and can also be viewed through the Florida Liquor License Market listings page, where buyers can filter by county, license type, asking price, and availability.

Does a license listing include a business or real estate?

No, not unless a listing expressly says otherwise. The marketplace generally presents liquor-license interests separately from any operating business, leasehold, equipment, inventory, or real estate.

Can an Alachua County quota liquor license be used in Gainesville?

An Alachua County quota license may be transferred to an eligible Gainesville premises, subject to the license category, City of Gainesville zoning and local requirements, and approval by the Florida Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco. Buyers should verify the proposed address and use before committing to the license or premises.

Nearby Markets

Explore Other Florida Counties