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Beautiful spaces change how a center feels.

Thoughtfully maintained landscapes help create a sense of ease throughout our properties, giving visitors moments to pause and enjoy the character of the place around them. It’s one way our centers reflect the communities they’re part of, beyond the shopping and dining they offer.

63 years of growth, grounded in what matters.

From our beginnings in 1963 to where we are today, much has changed but so much has stayed the same. What remains is our belief in the importance of strong relationships and the role our centers play in everyday life.

As we celebrate this milestone, we're grateful for the communities that have welcomed us over the years and the people who make our centers part of their lives.

Here's to many more years of growing together.

The tenant mix is coming into focus at The Village at Seven Pines.

Now under construction in Jacksonville, FL, the 250,000-square-foot open-air center will bring together 24 confirmed tenants, with first openings anticipated in 2027. The lineup reflects a thoughtful merchandising approach, designed to serve Seven Pines while drawing from across the broader Jacksonville region.

A long-term approach grounded in daily life.

Lisa Palmer, President & CEO of Regency Centers, reflects on the role our centers play in the communities they serve: providing essentials, supporting local economies, and creating places where neighbors connect.

A small farm with a practical purpose.

At Mellody Farm in Vernon Hills, IL, the MicroHabitat Urban Farm adds something meaningful to the center experience beyond what visitors might expect from a shopping destination.

It creates a visible connection between fresh food, local giving, and the shared spaces people pass through every day.



Mellody Farm

A project with local meaning.

The Village at Seven Pines represents more than a new open-air center in Jacksonville, FL. As the future home of our headquarters, it reflects a long-term commitment to a community we believe in and are proud to keep growing alongside.

Art makes everyday spaces feel more personal.

Across our centers, public art adds local character people can see in the details. It gives each center a stronger sense of place and helps the experience feel more connected to the neighborhood around it.

A center planned around what Fredericksburg has been waiting for.

The Shops at Fall Hill will bring new retail to a growing part of Fredericksburg, VA, with a grocery anchor and surrounding spaces planned to support the way nearby residents shop, gather, and move through their day.