Newest Businesses in Florida

Browse newly-funded private companies headquartered in Florida. Sorted by filing date, with the most recent on top.

About Florida

Florida's Form D filings span Miami (fintech, crypto, Latin America–adjacent ventures, real-estate vehicles), Tampa (financial services, healthtech), Orlando (defense-simulation, gaming, tourism-tech), Jacksonville (banking, fintech), and emerging clusters in the Florida Panhandle and Southwest Florida. Post-2020 population inflows and favorable tax treatment have driven substantial growth in Florida-headquartered operating companies and fund managers. Real-estate vehicles are prolific, reflecting Florida's sustained commercial and residential property activity. Round sizes span the full range — small seed-stage rounds through growth-equity raises up to $200M+. Delaware incorporation dominates for operating companies; Florida LLCs appear for real-estate SPVs.

In 2026, Florida accounts for 290 catalogued filings totaling $4265.5M, running at roughly 64.0 filings per week over the last 30 days.

Total raised
$4265.5M
Median offering
$5.9M
Active cities
10
Last 30 days
274

Top cities

Featured Florida companies in 2026

About private capital in Florida

Florida has no state personal income tax, favorable corporate tax treatment, and no state-level estate tax, which has driven significant relocation of wealthy individuals, fund managers, and operating-company executives to Florida over the past decade. Miami's self-branded 'Miami tech' ecosystem attracts fintech, crypto, and Latin America-adjacent venture activity. South Florida's private-wealth concentration drives family-office and fund-administration activity, producing numerous SPV and pooled-investment-fund filings. Tampa Bay has emerged as a distinctive fintech and healthtech cluster. Florida real-estate private-capital activity is among the highest-volume in the US. Operating companies overwhelmingly incorporate in Delaware despite Florida operating addresses.

Florida funding trends

Recent Florida Form D filings show several patterns. First, Miami crypto and fintech companies file at varying volumes depending on crypto-market cycles. Second, Florida real-estate vehicles dominate asset-backed filing count — multifamily, build-to-rent, hospitality, industrial. Third, Latin America–adjacent fintech and commerce ventures file with Miami addresses reflecting the city's hemispheric business role. Fourth, Tampa healthtech and professional-services filings grow steadily. Fifth, SPV and family-office vehicles filed from South Florida addresses reflect wealth-migration trends. Florida sits consistently in the top filing states.