Data for Economic Development / Sales and visitor spending
Street Economics® data
Sales and visitor spending
Monthly sales in all 67 Florida counties by business type, from the Florida Department of Revenue's Form 10, 1993 to the latest month, with tourist tax collections for 56 counties and their cities converted to sales at the rate in effect.
Change in visitor, resident and big ticket spending, last 12 months
Gross sales in the visitor, resident and big ticket business types, the latest 12 months against the 12 before. Real change is deflated by each county's regional CPI. Select a county to open its page.
Sales and visitor spending by county
Gross sales from Form 10, last 12 months, 67 counties. Consumer spending adds the visitor, resident and big ticket groups; all business types adds every kind code, including business to business. Sort any column.
| County | 12 months to | Consumer spending | Change, nominal | Change, real | Hotels | Restaurants | Room sales, tourist tax | All business types, including business to business | Prices |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Miami-Dade | Mar 2026 | $85,048,311,073 | +3.0% | +0.5% | $6,253,219,340 | $10,740,337,016 | $4,373,764,947 to May 2023 | $244,736,735,097 | Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach |
| Orange | Mar 2026 | $73,578,443,089 | +0.3% | -1.9% | $10,179,942,622 | $7,012,640,411 | $6,774,845,000 to Jul 2026 | $159,783,010,430 | South Region |
| Broward | Mar 2026 | $63,624,773,698 | -3.0% | -5.4% | $3,177,227,418 | $6,523,481,824 | $2,232,230,282 to Jun 2026 | $155,999,392,568 | Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach |
| Palm Beach | Mar 2026 | $45,135,390,846 | +4.5% | +1.9% | $2,605,744,129 | $5,310,078,564 | $1,710,306,150 to Jul 2026 | $93,499,230,785 | Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach |
| Hillsborough | Mar 2026 | $42,106,243,213 | -1.4% | -3.7% | $1,641,029,984 | $5,793,062,116 | $1,139,136,400 to Jul 2026 | $120,559,064,489 | Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater |
| Duval | Mar 2026 | $36,206,407,357 | +7.9% | +5.5% | $718,565,165 | $3,120,702,446 | $531,631,894 to Dec 2025 | $82,979,668,090 | South Region |
| Pinellas | Mar 2026 | $27,203,025,752 | +0.8% | -1.5% | $1,973,604,728 | $2,992,953,972 | $1,655,937,764 to Jul 2026 | $54,991,398,908 | Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater |
| Lee | Mar 2026 | $23,836,540,551 | +2.7% | +0.4% | $1,121,075,016 | $2,505,738,143 | $1,095,604,780 to Jul 2026 | $43,650,681,733 | South Region |
| Polk | Mar 2026 | $17,526,046,478 | +1.8% | -0.4% | $548,252,187 | $1,640,363,040 | $72,028,872,852 | South Region | |
| Collier | Mar 2026 | $15,912,891,008 | +3.0% | +0.7% | $1,434,457,437 | $1,750,413,276 | $1,092,710,140 to Jul 2026 | $29,277,012,207 | South Region |
| Brevard | Mar 2026 | $13,551,533,751 | +2.3% | 0.0% | $582,320,093 | $1,688,805,634 | $30,690,091,310 | South Region | |
| Sarasota | Mar 2026 | $13,371,666,336 | +0.1% | -2.1% | $1,029,461,763 | $1,706,720,970 | $890,386,917 to Jul 2026 | $24,234,339,044 | South Region |
| Volusia | Mar 2026 | $13,272,050,158 | -1.1% | -3.3% | $605,455,717 | $1,604,058,477 | $541,510,933 to Jul 2026 | $23,511,402,910 | South Region |
| Pasco | Mar 2026 | $12,227,883,594 | +3.4% | +1.0% | $165,070,609 | $1,319,983,233 | $76,824,311 to Sep 2019 | $20,180,478,323 | Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater |
| Seminole | Mar 2026 | $12,084,895,764 | +3.3% | +1.0% | $222,701,301 | $1,345,725,612 | $140,833,580 to May 2026 | $24,247,043,967 | South Region |
| Manatee | Mar 2026 | $11,011,258,405 | +3.1% | +0.9% | $689,037,086 | $1,207,779,838 | $194,740,248 to Mar 2014 | $22,090,407,973 | South Region |
| Osceola | Mar 2026 | $9,308,707,267 | +5.6% | +3.2% | $1,843,044,775 | $1,306,303,253 | $27,834,508,103 | South Region | |
| Marion | Mar 2026 | $9,024,562,109 | +0.5% | -1.8% | $215,398,438 | $876,443,616 | $53,870,324 to Mar 2008 | $19,523,943,111 | South Region |
| Escambia | Mar 2026 | $8,942,963,643 | +6.8% | +4.5% | $546,977,820 | $1,142,459,845 | $468,878,114 to Jul 2026 | $15,606,413,221 | South Region |
| Lake | Mar 2026 | $8,725,637,359 | +0.8% | -1.4% | $203,238,572 | $938,883,227 | n/a | $15,910,934,999 | South Region |
| St. Johns | Mar 2026 | $7,618,798,441 | +6.4% | +4.1% | $690,982,150 | $1,064,399,426 | $481,898,156 to Jul 2026 | $13,059,624,038 | South Region |
| St. Lucie | Mar 2026 | $6,790,090,242 | +1.6% | -0.7% | $155,238,531 | $762,355,585 | $12,529,136,906 | South Region | |
| Okaloosa | Mar 2026 | $6,768,990,817 | +0.3% | -1.9% | $797,966,326 | $928,979,447 | $346,430,942 to Jun 2022 | $17,068,230,177 | South Region |
| Bay | Mar 2026 | $6,645,506,474 | +2.2% | -0.1% | $949,860,467 | $874,661,162 | $795,026,219 to May 2026 | $10,657,486,257 | South Region |
| Leon | Mar 2026 | $6,451,938,727 | +0.8% | -1.4% | $244,591,104 | $977,246,813 | $188,444,224 to Jun 2026 | $11,596,190,697 | South Region |
| Alachua | Mar 2026 | $6,072,505,616 | +1.0% | -1.2% | $379,555,232 | $847,579,782 | $49,767,800 to May 2001 | $12,689,011,658 | South Region |
| Martin | Mar 2026 | $5,810,406,578 | +3.5% | +1.2% | $142,967,289 | $514,977,106 | $10,302,227,584 | South Region | |
| Charlotte | Mar 2026 | $4,938,728,574 | +1.0% | -1.3% | $231,623,085 | $518,140,184 | $183,292,680 to Jul 2026 | $8,532,759,001 | South Region |
| Monroe | Mar 2026 | $4,762,815,259 | +0.4% | -1.8% | $1,961,869,294 | $765,217,211 | $1,577,613,843 to Jul 2026 | $6,935,081,054 | South Region |
| Walton | Mar 2026 | $4,147,372,871 | +2.5% | +0.2% | $1,421,163,658 | $659,772,828 | $1,305,838,304 to Jul 2026 | $6,390,432,379 | South Region |
| Indian River | Mar 2026 | $4,106,280,640 | +2.7% | +0.4% | $141,788,555 | $422,299,435 | $37,165,667 to Jul 2000 | $7,002,735,806 | South Region |
| Hernando | Mar 2026 | $3,494,582,701 | +5.0% | +2.5% | $52,203,006 | $441,113,544 | $62,939,800 to Jul 2026 | $6,244,240,508 | Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater |
| Clay | Mar 2026 | $3,244,320,669 | +2.6% | +0.4% | $47,361,220 | $442,443,968 | $8,575,120,249 | South Region | |
| Sumter | Mar 2026 | $3,146,445,392 | +7.6% | +5.2% | $98,558,239 | $394,607,220 | $36,690,214 to Sep 2020 | $6,701,215,787 | South Region |
| Citrus | Mar 2026 | $2,963,944,061 | +1.7% | -0.5% | $67,156,199 | $301,580,061 | $60,502,380 to Jan 2026 | $4,519,809,647 | South Region |
| Santa Rosa | Mar 2026 | $2,925,768,433 | +4.2% | +1.9% | $142,957,307 | $370,294,409 | $143,871,254 to Jun 2026 | $5,339,214,692 | South Region |
| Highlands | Mar 2026 | $2,335,746,305 | +2.5% | +0.2% | $43,549,865 | $198,594,978 | $39,321,726 to Jan 2026 | $3,644,822,739 | South Region |
| Flagler | Mar 2026 | $2,028,542,519 | +5.7% | +3.4% | $134,476,318 | $259,412,765 | $54,787,850 to Jun 2018 | $3,209,311,290 | South Region |
| Nassau | Mar 2026 | $1,936,055,862 | +2.8% | +0.6% | $394,617,296 | $268,960,727 | $245,386,060 to Jun 2026 | $3,366,915,011 | South Region |
| Columbia | Mar 2026 | $1,895,735,373 | +5.9% | +3.6% | $50,519,116 | $180,142,647 | $42,998,184 to Jan 2026 | $3,779,899,746 | South Region |
| Putnam | Mar 2026 | $1,124,317,253 | +1.2% | -1.0% | $22,507,935 | $117,949,604 | n/a | $2,979,175,733 | South Region |
| Suwannee | Mar 2026 | $915,454,538 | +36.7% | +33.7% | $21,287,964 | $71,402,811 | $2,774,700 to Sep 2001 | $2,971,632,744 | South Region |
| Jackson | Mar 2026 | $834,672,617 | -0.6% | -2.8% | $14,784,495 | $93,097,004 | $15,571,720 to Jan 2026 | $1,581,022,105 | South Region |
| Levy | Mar 2026 | $806,515,006 | +4.8% | +2.5% | $15,583,805 | $60,600,201 | $14,232,309 to Jan 2026 | $1,470,513,854 | South Region |
| Okeechobee | Mar 2026 | $751,115,093 | -1.8% | -4.0% | $16,161,052 | $77,476,400 | $17,279,426 to Jan 2026 | $2,042,099,014 | South Region |
| Hendry | Mar 2026 | $707,865,145 | +2.0% | -0.2% | $13,947,190 | $70,290,799 | $14,969,885 to Jan 2026 | $1,532,854,157 | South Region |
| Bradford | Mar 2026 | $542,252,437 | -12.2% | -14.1% | $6,290,826 | $45,827,499 | $6,176,128 to Jan 2026 | $797,623,536 | South Region |
| DeSoto | Mar 2026 | $454,290,688 | +6.4% | +4.1% | $8,686,331 | $43,594,155 | $4,730,030 to Jan 2026 | $1,047,593,153 | South Region |
| Jefferson | Mar 2026 | $442,809,089 | -12.5% | -14.4% | $2,888,695 | $18,064,489 | $2,449,345 to Jan 2026 | $591,132,387 | South Region |
| Gadsden | Mar 2026 | $435,025,469 | -3.9% | -6.0% | $9,328,628 | $34,239,380 | $9,823,460 to Jan 2026 | $1,700,234,226 | South Region |
| Wakulla | Mar 2026 | $384,183,416 | +6.4% | +4.0% | $11,251,865 | $53,424,787 | $8,419,733 to Jan 2026 | $658,182,498 | South Region |
| Baker | Mar 2026 | $376,615,406 | +1.1% | -1.1% | $6,983,390 | $43,535,130 | $764,683,855 | South Region | |
| Taylor | Mar 2026 | $360,011,336 | +4.0% | +1.7% | $13,578,492 | $41,244,863 | $5,293,056 to Jun 2006 | $847,133,186 | South Region |
| Gulf | Mar 2026 | $309,354,014 | +3.5% | +1.1% | $109,622,003 | $54,140,249 | $7,306,750 to Feb 2001 | $604,311,152 | South Region |
| Franklin | Mar 2026 | $290,053,232 | -1.0% | -3.2% | $111,104,044 | $38,364,562 | $108,948,915 to Jan 2026 | $459,172,302 | South Region |
| Washington | Mar 2026 | $281,565,249 | +4.9% | +2.6% | $3,544,787 | $40,269,383 | $3,599,416 to Jan 2026 | $631,685,447 | South Region |
| Hamilton | Mar 2026 | $249,869,330 | -3.7% | -5.9% | $3,036,275 | $9,477,754 | $2,341,890 to Jan 2026 | $354,961,447 | South Region |
| Hardee | Mar 2026 | $242,604,865 | -2.8% | -4.9% | $2,724,890 | $31,629,914 | $4,404,536 to Jan 2026 | $902,109,669 | South Region |
| Madison | Mar 2026 | $196,730,764 | -5.3% | -7.4% | $2,792,230 | $22,687,404 | $4,399,276 to Jan 2026 | $460,740,662 | South Region |
| Holmes | Mar 2026 | $129,470,116 | +1.5% | -0.8% | $4,400,262 | $19,606,692 | $3,996,392 to Jan 2026 | $281,655,572 | South Region |
| Dixie | Mar 2026 | $101,525,161 | +1.4% | -0.8% | $3,849,057 | $17,038,450 | $4,258,167 to Jan 2026 | $369,157,411 | South Region |
| Calhoun | Mar 2026 | $99,161,155 | -9.9% | -11.9% | $525,014 | $18,572,159 | $197,862,346 | South Region | |
| Gilchrist | Mar 2026 | $88,329,395 | +4.1% | +1.8% | $2,035,112 | $17,390,150 | $5,998,076 to Jan 2026 | $288,975,055 | South Region |
| Union | Mar 2026 | $59,814,874 | -7.0% | -9.1% | n/a | $15,421,804 | $197,861,955 | South Region | |
| Glades | Mar 2026 | $47,283,607 | +6.0% | +3.6% | $1,824,476 | $3,787,674 | $1,883,434 to Jan 2026 | $295,361,190 | South Region |
| Lafayette | Mar 2026 | $35,257,377 | +11.5% | +9.0% | $2,673,840 | $4,709,520 | $136,737,343 | South Region | |
| Liberty | Mar 2026 | $31,748,810 | -2.3% | -4.4% | $377,788 | $807,523 | $153,337,071 | South Region |
Tourist tax, latest month
Sales are collections divided by the tax rate in effect for the month, so a rate change does not show up as a change in sales. Counties report on different schedules, so the latest month differs by county.
| County | Latest month | Sales | Change in sales | Sales, 12 months | Collections | Change as reported | Collections, 12 months | Rate | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Orange | Jul 2026 | $524,578,333 | +6.4% | $6,774,845,000 | $31,474,700 | +6.4% | $406,490,700 | 6% | Orange County Comptroller |
| Broward | Jun 2026 | $154,783,522 | +8.9% | $2,232,230,282 | $9,287,011 | +8.9% | $133,933,817 | 6% | Broward County Finance and Administrative Services, Tourist Development Tax Section; posted by the Greater Fort Lauderdale CVB (Visit Lauderdale) |
| Palm Beach | Jul 2026 | $110,431,067 | +39.5% | $1,710,306,150 | $6,625,864 | +39.5% | $102,618,369 | 6% | Palm Beach County Tourist Development Council |
| Pinellas | Jul 2026 | $145,716,870 | +18.2% | $1,655,937,764 | $8,743,012 | +18.2% | $99,356,266 | 6% | Pinellas County Tax Collector |
| Monroe | Jul 2026 | $118,823,062 | +3.2% | $1,577,613,843 | $4,752,922 | +3.2% | $63,104,554 | 4% | Monroe County Tourist Development Council Administrative Office, figures from the Monroe County Tax Collector |
| Hillsborough | Jul 2026 | $79,424,991 | +6.4% | $1,139,136,400 | $4,765,499 | +6.4% | $68,348,184 | 6% | Hillsborough County Tax Collector |
| Lee | Jul 2026 | $74,830,920 | +20.3% | $1,095,604,780 | $3,741,546 | +20.3% | $54,780,239 | 5% | Lee County Visitor and Convention Bureau (data from the Lee County Clerk of the Court and Comptroller) |
| Collier | Jul 2026 | $64,178,340 | +12.6% | $1,092,710,140 | $3,208,917 | +12.6% | $54,635,507 | 5% | Florida Gulf Coast University, Regional Economic Research Institute |
| Sarasota | Jul 2026 | $69,975,867 | +13.6% | $890,386,917 | $4,198,552 | +13.6% | $53,423,215 | 6% | Florida Gulf Coast University, Regional Economic Research Institute |
| Bay | May 2026 | $88,447,998 | -1.3% | $795,026,219 | $4,422,400 | -1.3% | $39,751,311 | 5% | Bay County Clerk of Court and Comptroller |
| Volusia | Jul 2026 | $50,610,833 | +1.4% | $541,510,933 | $3,036,650 | +1.4% | $32,490,656 | 6% | County of Volusia, Revenue Services, Treasury and Billing |
| Duval | Dec 2025 | $37,336,724 | -9.4% | $531,631,894 | $746,734 | -9.4% | $10,632,638 | 2% | City of Jacksonville Council Auditor's Office, in the Tourist Development Council meeting agenda packets |
| St. Johns | Jul 2026 | $48,734,614 | +6.5% | $481,898,156 | $2,436,731 | +6.5% | $24,094,908 | 5% | St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra & The Beaches Visitors and Convention Bureau, figures from the St. Johns County Tax Collector |
| Escambia | Jul 2026 | $80,658,456 | +11.5% | $468,878,114 | $4,032,923 | +11.5% | $23,443,906 | 5% | Escambia County Clerk of the Circuit Court and Comptroller (Treasury Department) |
| Okaloosa (historical only) | Jun 2022 | $1,559 | -100.0% | $346,430,942 | $78 | -100.0% | $17,321,547 | 5% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Miami-Dade (historical only) | May 2023 | n/a | n/a | n/a | $24,237,896 | -7.3% | $258,475,289 | n/a | Miami-Dade County |
| Nassau | Jun 2026 | $28,734,580 | +4.2% | $245,386,060 | $1,436,729 | +4.2% | $12,269,303 | 5% | Nassau County Office of Management and Budget for the Amelia Island Tourist Development Council, figures from the Nassau County Tax Collector |
| Manatee (historical only) | Mar 2014 | $34,036,440 | +14.0% | $194,740,248 | $1,701,822 | +14.0% | $9,737,012 | 5% | Manatee County Tax Collector |
| Leon | Jun 2026 | $12,537,623 | -15.3% | $188,444,224 | $626,881 | -15.3% | $9,422,211 | 5% | Leon County Division of Tourism (Visit Tallahassee), figures from the Leon County Tax Collector |
| Charlotte | Jul 2026 | $14,457,160 | +32.5% | $183,292,680 | $722,858 | +32.5% | $9,164,634 | 5% | Florida Gulf Coast University, Regional Economic Research Institute |
| Santa Rosa | Jun 2026 | $24,181,303 | +5.6% | $143,871,254 | $1,209,065 | +5.6% | $7,193,563 | 5% | Santa Rosa County Clerk of Court and Comptroller, Tourist Development Tax Division |
| Seminole | May 2026 | $10,650,260 | +1.4% | $140,833,580 | $532,513 | +1.4% | $7,041,679 | 5% | Seminole County Tourist Development Council (Orlando North), figures from the Seminole County Tax Collector |
| Franklin | Jan 2026 | $7,351,770 | +22.7% | $108,948,915 | $220,553 | +22.7% | $3,268,467 | 3% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Pasco (historical only) | Sep 2019 | $4,527,450 | +22.0% | $76,824,311 | $181,098 | +22.0% | $3,072,972 | 4% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Walton | Jul 2026 | n/a | n/a | n/a | $13,298,084 | +9.5% | $65,641,352 | n/a | Walton County Clerk of Courts and Comptroller, posted by Walton County Tourism |
| Hernando | Jul 2026 | $4,536,680 | +20.5% | $62,939,800 | $226,834 | +20.5% | $3,146,990 | 5% | Hernando County Clerk of Circuit Court and Comptroller, posted by Florida's Adventure Coast (Hernando County tourism bureau) |
| Citrus | Jan 2026 | $6,460,890 | -6.6% | $60,502,380 | $323,044 | -6.6% | $3,025,119 | 5% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Flagler (historical only) | Jun 2018 | $6,497,769 | +13.0% | $54,787,850 | $324,888 | +13.0% | $2,739,393 | 5% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Marion (historical only) | Mar 2008 | $6,505,658 | -11.2% | $53,870,324 | $130,113 | -11.2% | $1,077,406 | 2% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Columbia | Jan 2026 | $3,016,310 | -39.3% | $42,998,184 | $150,815 | -39.3% | $2,149,909 | 5% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Highlands | Jan 2026 | $3,922,794 | -14.1% | $39,321,726 | $196,140 | -14.1% | $1,966,086 | 5% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Indian River (historical only) | Jul 2000 | $1,991,767 | +3.9% | $37,165,667 | $59,753 | +3.9% | $1,114,970 | 3% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Okeechobee | Jan 2026 | $2,370,556 | -7.3% | $17,279,426 | $71,117 | -7.3% | $518,383 | 3% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Jackson | Jan 2026 | $1,029,002 | -13.0% | $15,571,720 | $51,450 | -13.0% | $778,586 | 5% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Hendry | Jan 2026 | $1,742,595 | -5.2% | $14,969,885 | $52,278 | -5.2% | $449,097 | 3% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Levy | Jan 2026 | $1,253,521 | +10.0% | $14,232,309 | $50,141 | +10.0% | $569,292 | 4% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Gadsden | Jan 2026 | $719,458 | -26.7% | $9,823,460 | $14,389 | -26.7% | $196,469 | 2% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Wakulla | Jan 2026 | $730,647 | +6.9% | $8,419,733 | $29,226 | +6.9% | $336,789 | 4% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Bradford | Jan 2026 | $413,654 | -46.9% | $6,176,128 | $16,546 | -46.9% | $247,045 | 4% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Gilchrist | Jan 2026 | $462,045 | -1.9% | $5,998,076 | $13,861 | -1.9% | $179,942 | 3% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Taylor (historical only) | Jun 2006 | $454,256 | +28.9% | $5,293,056 | $13,628 | +93.3% | $132,567 | 3% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| DeSoto | Jan 2026 | $424,885 | -60.0% | $4,730,030 | $12,747 | -60.0% | $141,901 | 3% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Hardee | Jan 2026 | $429,438 | +24.1% | $4,404,536 | $8,589 | +24.1% | $88,091 | 2% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Madison | Jan 2026 | $316,053 | -31.8% | $4,399,276 | $15,803 | -31.8% | $219,964 | 5% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Dixie | Jan 2026 | $318,749 | -14.7% | $4,258,167 | $9,562 | -14.7% | $127,745 | 3% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Holmes | Jan 2026 | $275,932 | -5.5% | $3,996,392 | $8,278 | -5.5% | $119,892 | 3% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Washington | Jan 2026 | $248,601 | -18.7% | $3,599,416 | $7,458 | -18.7% | $107,982 | 3% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Jefferson | Jan 2026 | $199,514 | -30.8% | $2,449,345 | $5,985 | -30.8% | $73,480 | 3% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Hamilton | Jan 2026 | $204,502 | -19.1% | $2,341,890 | $6,135 | -19.1% | $70,257 | 3% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Glades | Jan 2026 | $254,741 | -6.4% | $1,883,434 | $5,095 | -6.4% | $37,669 | 2% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Sumter (historical only) | Jan 2021 | n/a | n/a | n/a | $1,596 | -99.0% | $389,232 | 0% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Alachua (historical only) | Feb 2002 | $126,300 | -97.6% | n/a | $3,789 | -97.6% | n/a | 3% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Gulf (historical only) | Nov 2001 | $7,450 | -97.0% | n/a | $149 | -97.0% | n/a | 2% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Lake (historical only) | Sep 1998 | $1,549,450 | n/a | n/a | $30,989 | n/a | n/a | 2% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Putnam (historical only) | Nov 1999 | $1,400 | -99.5% | n/a | $28 | -99.5% | n/a | 2% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
| Suwannee (historical only) | Feb 2002 | $37,350 | -89.1% | n/a | $747 | -89.1% | n/a | 2% | Florida Department of Revenue, Office of Tax Research |
BusinessFlare city estimates
BusinessFlare estimate from public sources: monthly consumer spending for every Census place the Economic Census publishes, split out of the county's Form 10 sales with the county tax roll as weight, with the error published. The figures are Street Economics Pass data; each county page lists its places.
Places covered609
Statewide median error, 2017 to 2022 back-test15.7%
Places with a wide error flag275
Economic data
Labor force, employment and unemployment from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics and FloridaCommerce Labor Market Statistics, for Florida, every county and every city over 25,000, monthly.
Florida unemployment rate, Aug 20264.6%
Change on a year earlier+0.3 pt
Employment10,629,950
Employment, change on a year earlier+0.1%
Counties and the statewide map Find a city or town over 25,000
Business establishments, employment and payroll
County Business Patterns and ZIP Code Business Patterns from the US Census Bureau: establishments, employment and annual payroll by industry for Florida, every county from 1986 and every ZIP code from 1994, annual.
Florida establishments, 2023645,575
Change on 2022+1.9%
Employment, mid March 20239,988,508
Change on 2022+3.7%
Economic Census: retail, accommodation and food service sales
Sales, establishments, employees and payroll for retail trade and accommodation and food services in Florida, every county and 703 places, from the 2017 and 2022 Economic Censuses.
Retail trade sales, 2022$484,218,148,000
Change on 2017+45.4%
Accommodation and food services sales, 2022$94,559,362,000
Change on 2017+39.2%
Population
BEBR's official April 1 population estimates for Florida, every county (from 1972) and every municipality (from 1979), annual, with the census counts.
Florida, April 1, 202523,379,261
Change on a year earlier+1.6%
Change since the 2020 census+8.5%
Licensed businesses
Every active food service, lodging and alcoholic beverage license in Florida from the Department of Business and Professional Regulation, geocoded and placed in its city, with new licenses by month.
Food service licenses69,129
Lodging licenses76,420
Alcoholic beverage licenses51,968
New food service licenses, 12 months to Aug 20266,562
New business formations
Every corporation, LLC, limited partnership and trust filed with the Florida Division of Corporations, by month, county, city and ZIP code, counted from the Division's bulk files and checked against its yearly statistics.
New filings, Sep 202644,664
Last 12 months709,761
Change on the 12 months before+6.2%
Florida LLCs, last 12 months606,204
Economic data: bank deposits
Deposits at every FDIC insured office in Florida as of June 30, 2026, from the FDIC Summary of Deposits, 1994 to the latest survey, by county, city and ZIP code, with offices opened and closed each year. Deposits book at the office where the account is domiciled, a choice each bank makes, so one office or ZIP code can carry a region's deposits. Trends and office counts are the reliable read; a single year's figure for one place is not.
Deposits, June 30, 2026$876,550,015,000
Change on a year earlier+2.0%
Offices4,283
Opened in the year96
Closed in the year70
Building permits
Housing units authorized by building permits in every Florida county and permit issuing place, monthly and annual, from the US Census Bureau Building Permits Survey.
Florida units authorized, 12 months to Aug 2026162,202
Change on the 12 months before-6.2%
One unit buildings109,688
Construction value$48,211,259,774
Local government revenues and expenditures
Every county and municipal government by account code and fund type, each local fiscal year EDR has tabulated from the Annual Financial Reports filed with the Department of Financial Services. 66 county governments, 413 municipal governments, statewide totals from FY2000.
County governments, revenues, FY2024$123,615,953,005
County governments, expenditures, FY2024$113,108,226,108
Municipal governments, revenues, FY2024$65,467,899,546
Municipal governments, expenditures, FY2024$50,798,695,569
Housing data
Housing stock and tenure, cost burden by income band, household projections to 2050, home prices, rents and the Assisted Housing Inventory for Florida, every county and city, as published by the Shimberg Center's Florida Housing Data Clearinghouse.
Florida renter households paying over 30% of income, 202553.2%
Homeownership rate, 202468.0%
Median single family sale price, 2024$409,900
Assisted units with income and rent restrictions323,737
Fiscal data: distributions from the state
What the Florida Department of Revenue paid every county, municipality and school board in the 12 months to Sep 2026, from the Department's own ledger, 570 payees. Fiscal distributions, not economic indicators: these are the dollars the Florida Department of Revenue paid this government in each month, after the state's own deductions and adjustments, on the Department's payment schedule. They do not measure sales, income or activity in the area.
| Payees | Half-cent sales tax | Communications services tax | Local option taxes | State revenue sharing and other state shared revenue | All distributions | Change on the 12 before |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| County governments | $1,824,191,204 | $244,793,214 | $4,085,226,502 | $1,055,120,297 | $7,209,331,217 | -5.2% |
| Municipalities and other payees | $914,409,550 | $400,039,214 | $677,762,232 | $502,187,668 | $2,494,398,664 | -4.3% |
| Every payee | $2,738,600,754 | $644,832,428 | $6,692,396,854 | $1,569,326,746 | $11,645,156,781 | -4.7% |
Download the data
Statewide workbook Tourist tax CSV
The statewide workbook has monthly, trailing 12 month and annual views of spending and the tourist tax, with the kind code crosswalk, CPI, rates, sources and gaps. Each county page links its own workbook with every business type.