Florida store closures — August 2026
Store Closure Watch has tracked 1,045 verified closure events in Florida in 2026, including 57 with WARN filings. Source: Four Lights Analytics.
Data updated: August 29, 2026
1,045
tracked events (2026)
57
WARN filings
165
new this week
10+
cities affected
top cities shown below
By event type
- Closure867
- Bankruptcy153
- Restructuring11
- Layoff8
- Conversion / Sale5
- Other1
Top sectors
- Retail377
- Restaurant & Food Service306
- Healthcare167
- Grocery & Convenience45
- Office & Services43
This page shows a public summary of 1,045 Florida closure events. Subscribers get every record behind it — street addresses, WARN filings, court links, closing dates, and liquidation detail where available — in a weekly file, every Monday.
Chains closing in Florida
Top Florida cities
- Jacksonville56
- Orlando56
- Miami38
- Tampa34
- St. Petersburg28
- MIAMI23
- Naples20
- Fort Lauderdale16
- Fort Myers16
- Boca Raton14
Florida closures — FAQ
- How many stores are closing in Florida?
- Four Lights Analytics has tracked 1,045 verified closure events in Florida in 2026, including 57 with WARN filings. Source: Store Closure Watch, updated 2026-08-29.
- Which cities in Florida have the most closures?
- The Florida cities with the most tracked closures are Jacksonville, Orlando, and Miami. Source: Four Lights Analytics Store Closure Watch.
- Which chains are closing stores in Florida?
- Chains with the most tracked Florida closures include GameStop, Popeyes, and Winn-Dixie. Address-level data for every location is available to subscribers at storeclosurewatch.com.
- Which retail stores are closing in Florida?
- Retail is the most-affected sector in Florida, with 377 tracked closure events in 2026, followed by Restaurant & Food Service (306) and Healthcare (167). Source: Store Closure Watch, updated 2026-08-29.
- How do I track competitor closures in Florida?
- Store Closure Watch tracks every verified Florida closure weekly — 165 were added in the most recent week. This page shows the chain and sector mix; the subscriber file adds street address, city, event date, sector, and WARN status for each event, so operators can filter to their own trade areas. Delivered every Monday as CSV and Excel. Source: Four Lights Analytics.
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