Pinellas County Liquor Licenses for Sale
Pinellas County includes St. Petersburg and Clearwater, with dense coastal communities, Gulf beaches, tourism, arts, resorts, dining, nightlife, and year-round local demand.
Compare 9 active St. Petersburg and Pinellas County quota-license listings. Asking prices range from $420,000 to $525,000, with a median of $495,000. Browse 4COP and 3PS.
Pinellas County liquor-license market snapshot
Live inventory, disclosed asking-price evidence, population context and DBPR quota information for Pinellas County. Snapshot: October 12, 2026.
- Median ask
- $495,000
- Disclosed asks
- 9
- Current range
- $420,000–$525,000
- Median ask
- —
- Disclosed asks
- 0
- Current range
- No disclosed asks
U.S. Census Bureau Vintage 2025 city population estimates. *Quota licenses are allocated at the county level under Florida law; the city figures shown are population-equivalents calculated as population ÷ 7,500, not DBPR city allocations.
Live Pinellas County listing references
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.
Available Licenses in Pinellas County
Listings are for liquor-license interests only unless expressly stated otherwise. Prices and availability remain subject to confirmation.
$525,000
Pinellas County includes St. Petersburg and Clearwater, with dense coastal communities, Gulf beaches, tourism, arts…
$480,000
Pinellas County includes St. Petersburg and Clearwater, with dense coastal communities, Gulf beaches, tourism, arts…
$495,000
Pinellas County includes St. Petersburg and Clearwater, with dense coastal communities, Gulf beaches, tourism, arts…
$500,000
Pinellas County includes St. Petersburg and Clearwater, with dense coastal communities, Gulf beaches, tourism, arts…
$499,000
Pinellas County includes St. Petersburg and Clearwater, with dense coastal communities, Gulf beaches, tourism, arts…
$495,000
Pinellas County includes St. Petersburg and Clearwater, with dense coastal communities, Gulf beaches, tourism, arts…
$475,000
Pinellas County includes St. Petersburg and Clearwater, with dense coastal communities, Gulf beaches, tourism, arts…
$420,000
Pinellas County includes St. Petersburg and Clearwater, with dense coastal communities, Gulf beaches, tourism, arts…
$505,000
Pinellas County includes St. Petersburg and Clearwater, with dense coastal communities, Gulf beaches, tourism, arts…
Businesses With Quota Licenses in Pinellas County
These are operating-business acquisitions that include a quota liquor license. They are not counted as separately purchasable licenses above.
Looking for bars for sale with liquor licenses in Pinellas County? FLLM currently tracks 11 bar or bar/restaurant business packages in this county. Browse Florida bars for sale with 4COP quota liquor licenses ›
4COP Quota liquor license included
and not offered separately.
Represented by Alessandro Antezza
4COP Quota reported with
observed business-market activity.
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4COP SFS/SRX reported with
observed business-market activity.
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4COP SFS/SRX reported with
observed business-market activity.
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4COP SFS/SRX reported with
observed business-market activity.
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4COP SFS/SRX reported with
observed business-market activity.
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4COP SFS/SRX reported with
observed business-market activity.
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4COP SFS/SRX reported with
observed business-market activity.
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4COP SFS/SRX reported with
observed business-market activity.
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4COP SFS/SRX reported with
observed business-market activity.
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4COP SFS/SRX reported with
observed business-market activity.
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4COP SFS/SRX reported with
observed business-market activity.
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2COP Beer & Wine reported with
observed business-market activity.
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Understanding the Pinellas County License Market
Pinellas County's constrained geography and established tourism economy create sustained interest in transferable quota licenses. Buyers should review the proposed premises, zoning, local approvals, license category, and transfer timing in addition to price.
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.
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List Your LicensePinellas County Liquor-License FAQs
How much does a liquor license cost in Pinellas County?
Current disclosed asking prices on Florida Liquor License Market range from $420,000 to $525,000 in Pinellas County, with a median disclosed ask of $495,000. Asking prices can change as inventory and seller terms change.
What liquor-license types may appear in Pinellas 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 Pinellas 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 Pinellas County?
Current Pinellas 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.