Reportes de Registros de Florida, junio de 2026
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Florida New Business Formation Report: June 2026
Florida recorded 90,590 new business formations in June 2026, down 0. 4% from May but up 10.
Lee el reporte →Tampa Bay (Gulf Coast)
June 30, 2026 — Tampa Bay (Gulf Coast) new business activity
If you sell to new businesses in Tampa Bay this week, the public record points to several active lanes, and construction and the trades have the most to bid on. Port Tampa Bay is extending a berth at Port Redwing and recently opened a new aggregate terminal, and Pinellas County is seeking proposals to redevelop county land in downtown Clearwater.
Lee el reporte →Southeast Florida (Gold Coast, Treasure Coast & Keys)
June 29, 2026 — Southeast Florida (Gold Coast, Treasure Coast & Keys) new business activity
The week was slower overall, but the slowdown was not even across the board. If you sell to new businesses here, the steady demand is in construction, retail, and the property holding owners who keep forming in volume.
Lee el reporte →Northwest Florida (Panhandle & Capital)
June 28, 2026 — Northwest Florida (Panhandle & Capital) new business activity
This was a slower week by the numbers, but the slowdown was broad and mild, not a sign of trouble. The region still filed more new businesses than it did a year ago, and the steady flow of construction, professional, and retail owners is the core of who to reach right now.
Lee el reporte →North Central Florida (Gainesville & Ocala)
June 27, 2026 — North Central Florida (Nature Coast & Heartland) new business activity
The week came in lighter than a strong prior week, but it still beat last year by 35 filings, so the pool of new prospects is healthy even as the recent trend softens. Property holding and professional services lead the mix, so vendors selling title and escrow, landlord insurance, accounting, and legal setup have the biggest fresh group to reach.
Lee el reporte →Southwest Florida
June 26, 2026 — Southwest Florida new business activity
The week's count fell, mostly out of Lee County and Fort Myers, but the work for people selling to new businesses did not dry up. Goods movers stood out: wholesale and distribution ran near three times its usual pace and manufacturing jumped to 13, so suppliers, warehouse and freight firms, and equipment vendors have a fresh list to call.
Lee el reporte →Northeast Florida (First Coast)
June 25, 2026 — Northeast Florida (First Coast) new business activity
Filings cooled this week, but at 643 they sit close to a year ago, so demand for services that new businesses buy is roughly where it was. The clearest openings are at the port and in logistics.
Lee el reporte →Central Florida (I-4 Corridor & Space Coast)
June 24, 2026 — Central Florida (I-4 Corridor & Space Coast) new business activity
The week ran below the recent pace, but the region is still 6% ahead of the same week last year, so the pool of new clients is real. Construction and trades keep growing, and the public record shows why.
Lee el reporte →Tampa Bay (Gulf Coast)
June 23, 2026 — Tampa Bay (Gulf Coast) new business activity
The week was down, but plenty of new owners still formed businesses. Most of them are in Pinellas and Hillsborough, especially St.
Lee el reporte →Southeast Florida (Gold Coast, Treasure Coast & Keys)
June 22, 2026 — Southeast Florida (Gold Coast, Treasure Coast & Keys) new business activity
This was a strong rebound week, up 28. 6% from the holiday week and 880 ahead of last year, even though the 13 week trend is still drifting down a little.
Lee el reporte →Northwest Florida (Panhandle & Capital)
June 21, 2026 — Northwest Florida (Panhandle & Capital) new business activity
This week is a strong single bounce, not a turnaround, so plan for both. The broad gains are backed by real projects: a Pensacola aerospace plant, a $70 million sawmill expansion, and a Bay County electric-boat shipyard.
Lee el reporte →North Central Florida (Gainesville & Ocala)
June 20, 2026 — North Central Florida (Nature Coast & Heartland) new business activity
Marion County is where the volume is, with Ocala alone holding 142 of the region's 360 filings, and almost nine in ten new entities are LLCs, so most are small operators just getting set up. Health care and the trades are adding the most new names, and the week's real projects point the same way: a UF Health veterinary emergency expansion in Ocala, a Meridian mental-health facility in Gainesville, and UF research-to-business efforts that seed new ventures.
Lee el reporte →Northeast Florida (First Coast)
June 18, 2026 — Northeast Florida (First Coast) new business activity
This week brought a clear bounce: 787 filings, up 39. 8% from the week before and 26.
Lee el reporte →Central Florida (I-4 Corridor & Space Coast)
June 17, 2026 — Central Florida (I-4 Corridor & Space Coast) new business activity
If you sell to new businesses here, this was a busy week with broad reach. Every county added filings, and most of the new entities are LLCs, with property holding and professional services leading the pack.
Lee el reporte →Tampa Bay (Gulf Coast)
June 16, 2026 — Tampa Bay (Gulf Coast) new business activity
If you sell to new businesses, this was a strong week for fresh leads, but read it with care. Most of the new filings are LLCs, and the biggest groups were property holding, professional services, and the administrative and management categories.
Lee el reporte →Southeast Florida (Gold Coast, Treasure Coast & Keys)
June 15, 2026 — Southeast Florida (Gold Coast, Treasure Coast & Keys) new business activity
This was a slow, broad week. Filings fell across every county and nearly every kind of business, so anyone selling to brand new companies had a smaller pool to work this week than at any point in the last 13 weeks.
Lee el reporte →Northwest Florida (Panhandle & Capital)
June 14, 2026 — Northwest Florida (Panhandle & Capital) new business activity
Selling to brand new businesses here this week means following the coast and the everyday service trades. The fastest growth is in administrative and support services, retail, and transportation, plus a clear summer bump in Walton County and the beach towns.
Lee el reporte →North Central Florida (Gainesville & Ocala)
June 13, 2026 — North Central Florida (Nature Coast & Heartland) new business activity
Marion and Alachua hold most of the volume, with Ocala and Gainesville the two places to spend your outreach. The week was the slowest in three months, and professional services, construction, and real estate all fell, so demand in those is thinner right now.
Lee el reporte →Southwest Florida
June 12, 2026 — Southwest Florida new business activity
If you sell to new businesses here, the leads this week are concentrated. Lee and Collier counties hold most of this week's formations.
Lee el reporte →Northeast Florida (First Coast)
June 11, 2026 — Northeast Florida (First Coast) new business activity
If you sell to new businesses here, Jacksonville and the rest of Duval are still where most of the work is, with 359 of this week's 563 filings. Volume cooled from the prior week, down about 24%.
Lee el reporte →Central Florida (I-4 Corridor & Space Coast)
June 10, 2026 — Central Florida (I-4 Corridor & Space Coast) new business activity
If you sell to new businesses here, the week was smaller than the one before. Every county filed fewer than the prior week.
Lee el reporte →Tampa Bay (Gulf Coast)
June 9, 2026 — Tampa Bay (Gulf Coast) new business activity
If you sell to brand-new businesses, this region still produced 2,184 of them in one week. Most are LLCs (90.
Lee el reporte →Southeast Florida (Gold Coast, Treasure Coast & Keys)
June 8, 2026 — Southeast Florida (Gold Coast, Treasure Coast & Keys) new business activity
This was a slower week by volume, but the pullback was narrow. One group accounts for most of the drop.
Lee el reporte →Northwest Florida (Panhandle & Capital)
June 7, 2026 — Northwest Florida (Panhandle & Capital) new business activity
If you sell to new businesses here, this was a steady week with no single dominant buyer type. Property holding firms (66) and professional services (55) are where the new volume is.
Lee el reporte →North Central Florida (Gainesville & Ocala)
June 6, 2026 — North Central Florida (Nature Coast & Heartland) new business activity
If you sell to new businesses, this week points you mostly to Marion and Alachua counties. Ocala and Gainesville lead the cities.
Lee el reporte →Southwest Florida
June 5, 2026 — Southwest Florida new business activity
If you sell to brand-new businesses here, this was a solid week. The most new activity was in Collier and Naples.
Lee el reporte →Northeast Florida (First Coast)
June 4, 2026 — Northeast Florida (First Coast) new business activity
If you sell to new businesses on the First Coast, this was a solid week. Filings ran a bit ahead of last week and last year.
Lee el reporte →Central Florida (I-4 Corridor & Space Coast)
June 3, 2026 — Central Florida (I-4 Corridor & Space Coast) new business activity
If you sell to new businesses here, the buyer pool is steady. Almost nine in ten new filers form as LLCs.
Lee el reporte →Tampa Bay (Gulf Coast)
June 2, 2026 — Tampa Bay (Gulf Coast) new business activity
Nine in ten of these new businesses are simple LLCs. The work is concentrated.
Lee el reporte →Southeast Florida (Gold Coast, Treasure Coast & Keys)
June 1, 2026 — Southeast Florida (Gold Coast, Treasure Coast & Keys) new business activity
If you sell to new businesses here, most of the work is still in Miami-Dade and Broward. This drove this week's gain.
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