Regency Centers has confirmed 23 tenants for The Village at Seven Pines, its 250K SF open-air center under construction at Interstate 295 and Butler Boulevard in Jacksonville, Florida. The center is 74% leased and committed, Regency said, with initial tenant openings scheduled for 2027.
Anchored by Publix, the confirmed lineup includes grocery, chef-driven dining, boutique fitness, wellness, home, fashion and specialty retail. The center will serve as the commercial centerpiece of Seven Pines, a 1,000-plus-acre master-planned community on Jacksonville's Southside.
In addition, Regency Centers will relocate its Jacksonville corporate headquarters to the development upon completion.
“Relocating our headquarters here reflects our confidence in the project, in this community and in Jacksonville's future,” said Chris Widmayer, Regency managing director of investments for the Southeast.
About The Property
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When Bisnow first reported on The Village at Seven Pines in January, the development was just getting underway: Construction was imminent, approximately 40 retail spaces were planned, and a merchandising vision was taking shape. Less than a year later, the roster is largely set.
At 74% leased, the center is well positioned for its opening year, said Patrick McKinley, senior vice president and senior market officer at Regency Centers.
“Every tenant in this lineup was chosen because they are excellent operators that will provide a compelling reason to visit The Village,” he said.
McKinley explained that the grocery anchor and service tenants will drive daily traffic, while the dining program, fitness operators and wellness tenants will create activity throughout the day and evening. Home and lifestyle brands will draw from a regional trade area.
“Intentional merchandising that combines the needs of the area with top-notch operators is a good recipe for long-term success,” he said.
Three Williams-Sonoma Inc. concepts will open at The Village at Seven Pines: Williams Sonoma, West Elm and Pottery Barn Kids. All three exited the Jacksonville market when their previous landlord reallocated their spaces. McKinley said their collective return to the Southside at a single open-air center is a sign of confidence in a trade area with strong household incomes and limited comparable retail options.
In addition, he said the center’s dining program is designed to encourage dwell time, with a lineup that leads with Ember & Iron, a chef-driven steakhouse and wood-fired concept founded in St. Augustine, Florida.
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The other dining options on Seven Pines’ menu will include:
Hawkers Asian Street Food, one of Florida's most-recognized casual dining brands
Lynora's, a family-owned Italian institution founded in 1976, making its north Florida debut at the center
1928 Cuban Bistro, a northeast Florida institution
In the everyday dining tier, anchor Chipotle Mexican Grill
Pure Green, a fast-growing juice bar and superfood concept
McKinley also said the center will reveal the tenancy of a nationally recognized fine-dining concept in coming months.
Seven Pine’s health and fitness options will include:
Yoga Joint, Florida's premier hot yoga and fitness studio chain
Solidcore, bringing its reformer-based full-body strength training to Jacksonville for the first time
Sweathouz, adding infrared sauna and wellness recovery services to the fitness cluster
RE Spa, providing luxury skincare, aesthetic treatments and massage therapy
Sophia Avera Salon & Spa, offering full-service hair, beauty and spa services
Imperial Nails Spa, which will nearly double in size from its existing Regency Centers location at South Beach Regional
Bold City Eye Institute, offering comprehensive and specialty eyecare
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Seven Pines’ independent and community-based retailers will include:
Chey & Chawn, opening its second location at The Village
Beau Outfitters, a Southern lifestyle and outdoor apparel brand
ToyTopia, the retail concept of Jacksonville-headquartered Safari Ltd.
Publix Liquors
Property Highlights
250K SF, 22-acre open-air center in Jacksonville, Florida
Publix-anchored
23 confirmed tenants, 74% leased and committed
First tenant openings anticipated in 2027
Located at Interstate 295 and Butler Boulevard, near St. Johns Town Center, the University of North Florida and Jacksonville's largest office employment concentration
Approximately 105,000 residents within a 10-minute drive
Plaza Green outdoor gathering environment designed to extend dwell time
Regency Centers' Jacksonville corporate headquarters to relocate to the development upon completion
Additional tenant announcements expected in the coming months
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Leasing Contacts
Eric Apple — ericapple@regencycenters.com, 904-598-7450
Patrick McKinley — patrickmckinley@regencycenters.com, 904-598-7468
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