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Florida New Business Filings — November 10, 2026

Tuesday, November 10, 2026 · 1,906 corporations and LLCs first seen in the daily file

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Florida processed 1,906 new business filings on November 10, 2026, marking an 11.2% decline from the previous day's total of 2,146 registrations. Miami dominated filing activity with 215 registrations, followed by Saint Petersburg with 140 filings. Holding Companies led industry categories with 146 filings, while Florida Limited Liability Companies (LLCs) represented 83.3% of all filing types.

1,906 Total Filings
-11.2% vs. Prior Period
Miami Top City (215)
Holding Company Top Industry (146)

Highlights

  • Miami continues to be the epicenter of Florida business formation, accounting for 215 filings—more than double the third-place city of Orlando with 106 filings.
  • Real Estate and property-related keywords dominated filer descriptions, with 'home' (32), 'properties' (25), and 'property' (20) appearing most frequently in business names and descriptions.
  • Holding Companies (146 filings) and Real Estate Investment firms (106 filings) together comprise 13.2% of all new registrations, reflecting strong interest in investment vehicles.
  • Florida LLCs remain the overwhelmingly preferred business structure, comprising 1,587 of 1,906 total filings and maintaining consistent dominance at 83.3% of all formation types.

Filing Type Distribution

Filing Type Count Share
Florida Limited Liability Company 1,587 83.3%
Domestic Profit Corporation 199 10.4%
Foreign Limited Liability Company 56 2.9%
Domestic Non-Profit Corporation 43 2.3%
Foreign Profit Corporation 16 0.8%
Domestic Limited Partnership 3 0.2%
Foreign Non-Profit Corporation 2 0.1%

Top Cities

Rank City New Businesses
1 Miami 215
2 Saint Petersburg 140
3 Orlando 106
4 Tampa 63
5 Jacksonville 60
6 Fort Lauderdale 30
7 Boca Raton 27
8 Naples 26
9 Fort Myers 25
10 Sarasota 25

Top Industries

Rank Industry Count
1 Holding Company 146
2 Real Estate Investment 106
3 Professional Services 105
4 Investment Firm 68
5 Healthcare Services 57
6 Retail 54
7 Property Management 52
8 Consulting 52
9 Logistics & Delivery 48
10 Construction 37

Industry categories come from each business name, assigned by keyword rules and an AI model; a name that neither the rules nor the model can place is left uncategorized.

Trends

New business filings declined 11.2% compared to November 9, 2026, dropping from 2,146 registrations to 1,906. This day-over-day decrease suggests normal variation in filing patterns rather than a sustained downward trend. The shift may reflect typical weekly fluctuations in entrepreneurial activity or administrative processing cycles.

Trending Business Name Keywords

home (32) logistics (31) properties (25) investments (24) care (24) legacy (21) health (21) property (20) construction (20) cleaning (20) capital (19) family (15) studio (15) ventures (13) auto (13) media (13) transport (13) coast (13) partners (12) one (12)

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Florida cities had the most new business filings on November 10, 2026?

Miami led significantly with 215 filings, followed by Saint Petersburg (140), Orlando (106), Tampa (63), and Jacksonville (60). These five cities accounted for 584 of the state's 1,906 total filings.

What types of businesses were Florida entrepreneurs registering?

Holding Companies (146 filings) and Real Estate Investment firms (106 filings) were the top sectors, followed by Professional Services (105) and Investment Firms (68). Keywords like 'home,' 'logistics,' and 'properties' appeared most frequently in business descriptions.

What business structure do most Florida entrepreneurs choose?

Florida Limited Liability Companies (LLCs) dominated with 1,587 filings representing 83.3% of all registrations. Domestic Profit Corporations were a distant second at 10.4% (199 filings).

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