CannaMLS ID: 23131

Marijuana Retail License for sale in All Counties Available, DE 19901

Multiple DE Licenses for Sale

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$ 500,000

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Cultivation, Manufacturing, and Dispensary Licenses in Every County

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Multiple Delaware cannabis licenses for sale in Sussex, New Castle, and Kent Counties

Cultivation, manufacturing, and dispensary licenses available

Licenses can now be transferred across county lines

Paper licenses for sale only, buyer will be responsible for finding suitable real estate in the county of choice

Licenses are given 18 months from issuance to become operational, with additional 6-month extensions available; these licenses have until 2027 to open with extensions into 2028

Seller will assist with regulatory transfer of ownership and location

Licenses range from $200k - 1M depending on location and license type

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About Delaware

Delaware’s newly launched adult-use cannabis market is showing strong early traction since recreational sales began on August 1, 2025. According to state data, total cannabis sales in Q3 2025 reached $17.2 million, up from $10 million the prior quarter — a 1.7× quarter-over-quarter increase even after accounting for typical summer seasonality.

Adult-use sales contributed $4.49 million in August and $3.67 million in September, signaling sustained consumer demand as new retail outlets come online. The state currently reports 14 retail stores licensed and 8 cultivators (seven tier-1 and one tier-2), alongside 6 manufacturers and 4 producer-processors. Delaware’s unique regulatory structure prohibits hemp-derived THC, concentrating demand within its licensed channels.

Product mix is evolving quickly: flower accounts for roughly 54% of sales, with vape products at 30% and edibles at 13%. Recreational consumers pay a 15% excise tax, while medical patients remain exempt from sales tax

The market outlook remains bullish. Analysts project Delaware’s total cannabis market could expand by at least 1.5× again by Q4, driven by ongoing dispensary openings and tourism-related demand. Early results suggest Delaware may follow the strong post-launch patterns seen in Maryland and Missouri — with rapid per-store growth and strong wholesale pricing stability — making it one of the most attractive emerging East Coast investment markets heading into 2026.

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