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Florida 4COP Quota Liquor Licenses for Sale

Compare active Florida 4COP quota liquor licenses for sale across the statewide marketplace. Review current asking prices, county-specific inventory and individual license listings for transferable full-liquor opportunities.

Marketplace snapshot updated October 12, 2026.

Live Marketplace Inventory

Active Florida 4COP quota liquor licenses currently for sale

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These are current marketplace listings classified as 4COP Quota and available for buyer review. Open an individual listing to see the county, asking price, source information and inquiry options.

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Orange County

$525,000

Available

Orange County is anchored by Orlando, one of the world's leading tourism destinations and a major market for hotels…

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Pinellas County

$505,000

Available

Pinellas County includes St. Petersburg and Clearwater, with dense coastal communities, Gulf beaches, tourism, arts…

4COP Quota
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Bay County

$505,000

Available

Bay County in the Panhandle is home to Panama City and Panama City Beach, with a strong tourism, dining, and hospitality…

4COP Quota
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Bay County

$505,000

Available

Bay County in the Panhandle is home to Panama City and Panama City Beach, with a strong tourism, dining, and hospitality…

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Bay County

$615,000

Available

Bay County in the Panhandle is home to Panama City and Panama City Beach, with a strong tourism, dining, and hospitality…

Statewide 4COP Market Data

Florida 4COP quota license prices and inventory by county

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Florida quota licenses are county-specific, so statewide 4COP pricing is best understood county by county. The table below summarizes currently disclosed asking prices from active FLLM marketplace inventory.

CountyActive 4COP ListingsLowest AskMedian AskHighest Ask
Orange County17$420,000$532,000$660,000
Miami-Dade County16$185,000$210,000$495,000
Broward County12$215,000$225,000$370,000
Duval County10$635,000$710,000$850,000
Hillsborough County10$207,000$230,000$250,000
St. Lucie County10$260,000$294,995$350,000
Palm Beach County9$200,000$225,000$770,000
Pinellas County9$420,000$495,000$525,000
Pasco County8$290,000$315,000$325,000
Sarasota County7$525,000$550,000$750,000
Collier County6$445,000$497,500$550,000
Marion County6$235,000$265,000$290,000
Osceola County6$380,000$415,000$445,000
Polk County6$105,000$160,000$245,000
Brevard County5$410,000$427,500$450,000
Lake County5$200,000$275,000$350,000
Seminole County5$225,000$270,000$290,000
DeSoto County4$80,000$99,500$110,000
Escambia County4$395,000$500,000$575,000
Lee County4$275,000$300,000$410,000
Manatee County4$525,000$547,500$600,000
Santa Rosa County4$630,000$779,500$995,000
St. Johns County4$625,000$732,500$800,000
Bay County3$505,000$505,000$615,000
Leon County3$850,000$850,000$950,000
Okaloosa County3$330,000$450,000$550,000
Volusia County3$395,000$420,000$599,000
Alachua County2$279,000$297,000$315,000
Charlotte County2$425,000$425,000$425,000
Indian River County2$540,000$552,500$565,000
Martin County2$600,000$612,500$625,000
Monroe County2$1,200,000$1,250,000$1,300,000
Citrus County1$295,000$295,000$295,000
Clay County1$250,000$250,000$250,000
Hernando County1$380,000$380,000$380,000
Highlands County1$149,000$149,000$149,000
Sumter County1$349,000$349,000$349,000
How this snapshot is built: FLLM uses currently visible marketplace listings with an active public listing reference, removes duplicate visible inventory and then calculates disclosed asking-price statistics by county. Sold listings are not counted as active inventory. Asking prices are not completed-sale prices and remain subject to seller confirmation.
Know the License Before You Buy

What a Florida 4COP quota liquor license actually is

4COP Quota

A 4COP quota license is the transferable full-liquor quota license buyers commonly seek for bars, taverns, lounges, nightclubs and other hospitality uses requiring beer, wine and distilled spirits privileges.

The quota license is county-specific. Ownership of a license does not by itself guarantee that a proposed premises or location will be approved.

Read the complete 4COP quota license guide ›

4COP Quota is not 4COP-SFS / SRX

A transferable 4COP quota license should not be confused with Florida's special restaurant 4COP-SFS / SRX license. The special restaurant route depends on statutory restaurant qualifications rather than ownership of a transferable county quota license.

A quota 4COP is not subject to the SRX 51% food-and-nonalcoholic-beverage revenue test merely because it is a 4COP quota license.

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Buyer Process

How to buy a Florida 4COP quota liquor license

Start with the county where the license will be used, compare live inventory and asking prices, then verify the specific license and transaction before committing funds.

1

Choose the Florida county

A quota license is county-specific, so begin in the county where the proposed licensed premises will operate.

2

Compare current 4COP inventory

Review active listings, asking prices, listing source, license status and any seller-specific terms.

3

Verify the license and transfer

Confirm ownership, liens, tax clearance, premises, zoning, transfer paperwork and required state or local approvals.

Pricing, Financing & Valuation

What determines the value of a Florida 4COP quota license?

County supply, local demand, current competing inventory, transaction urgency, license status and seller terms can all affect asking prices. That is why a statewide average alone is less useful than current county-level comparables.

FLLM maintains separate market-value, appraisal and financing resources for buyers, sellers and lenders evaluating Florida liquor-license transactions.

Florida 4COP Quota FAQs

Questions buyers ask about Florida 4COP quota licenses

What is a Florida 4COP quota liquor license?

A Florida 4COP quota license is a county-limited full-liquor quota license used for beer, wine and spirits within its approved privileges. It is commonly associated with bars, taverns, cocktail lounges, nightclubs and hospitality concepts that need transferable full-liquor authority. Premises, zoning and state transfer approval still matter.

How much does a Florida 4COP quota liquor license cost?

There is no single statewide price. Asking prices vary by county, local supply and demand, license status, seller terms and current market conditions. FLLM publishes a live statewide snapshot of disclosed asking prices and county-level inventory on this page.

Where can I find Florida 4COP quota liquor licenses for sale?

Use the active marketplace inventory on this page to compare 4COP quota licenses by county and asking price. Each listing links to an individual detail page or the county market page so buyers can review current availability before making an inquiry.

Can a Florida 4COP quota license be moved to another county?

Quota licenses are county-specific. A buyer should acquire a license in the county where it will be used and confirm the proposed ownership, premises and transfer with the Florida Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco before closing.

Does a 4COP quota license have the SRX food-sales requirement?

A transferable quota 4COP is not qualified under the special restaurant 51% food-and-nonalcoholic-beverage revenue test merely because it is a 4COP quota license. Local zoning, occupancy, premises and other regulatory requirements can still apply.

What is the difference between a 4COP quota license and a 4COP-SFS or SRX license?

A 4COP quota license is a transferable county-limited quota license interest. A 4COP-SFS or SRX license is a special restaurant license tied to statutory restaurant qualifications. They should not be treated as the same asset or the same licensing path.

Can a Florida 4COP quota license be financed?

Financing may be available through banks, private lenders or other transaction structures depending on the buyer, collateral, valuation and lender requirements. FLLM maintains separate financing and appraisal resources for liquor-license transactions.

Compare Florida 4COP quota liquor licenses for sale

Search the active statewide marketplace by county, asking price and listing detail, or review the county market before contacting a seller or broker.

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