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DIGGING INTO DEVELOPMENT WEBINAR May 27, 2026RegencyCenters.com
Regency's Long-Standing Development History
1963 2026
F O U N D E D
1963
M E M B E R
S&P 500
TOTAL
MA AP
$19B+
RKET C
$5B+
Projects Since 2001
~75%
Ground-up Development
300+
Projects Since 2001
$1B+
Over Next 3 Years
Favorable Supply Backdrop Supports Ground-up Opportunities
Our grocery-anchored shopping center development platform has benefited from limited new strip center supply over the last 15 years
Strip Center Supply Growth
(Year-Over-Year)
Estimated Average Annual Supply Growth
('26 - '30)
3.0%
2.0%
LT Average = 1.1%
2.5%
1.5%
2.0%
1.5%
1.0%
1.0%
0.5%
0.5%
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Industrial Apartment Office Strip Center
Access to Capital
Relationships
Expertise
National Scale to Maximize Opportunity Set
>$635 million of ground-up development & redevelopment projects currently in process in top trade areas around the country
Ground-up Development
Major Redevelopment (>$10M Project Cost)
2025/2026 Project Completion
Regency Properties
Shops at Stone Bridge
Cheshire, CT
Bloom on Third
Los Angeles, CA
Circle Marina Shops &
Marketplace
Los Angeles, CA
Anastasia Plaza
Jacksonville, FL
Lone Tree Village
Denver, CO
In-Process
Baybrook East
Houston, TX
Recently Completed
Oakley Shops
Bay Area, CA
Cambridge Square
Atlanta, GA
Jordan Ranch
Houston, TX
The Village at Seven Pines
Jacksonville, FL
Ellis Village Center
San Francisco, CA
Oak Valley Village
Los Angeles, CA
Shops at SunVet
Long Island, NY
West Chester Plaza
Cincinnati, OH
Crystal Brook Corner
Long Island, NY
Golden Hills Plaza
Paso Robles, CA
Access to Capital
Relationships
Expertise
Future Projects
Access to Capital
Relationships
Expertise
Master Planned Communities
Regency is a partner of choice for master planned community developers when considering a retail component
The Village at Seven Pines | Jacksonville, FL
Lone Tree Village | Lone Tree, CO
Ellis Village Center | Tracy, CA
Shops at Stone Bridge | Cheshire, CT
Jordan Ranch | Katy, TX
The Shops at Stone Bridge: 2025 Completion
$67M TPC @ 7%+ Yield
155K SF center anchored by Whole Foods
In 4Q25, Regency completed a ground-up development project embedded within the Stone Bridge Crossing master-planned community in Cheshire, CT
The Shops at Stone Bridge: 2025 CompletionOakley Shops at Laurel Fields: 2026 Completion
$36M TPC @ 7%+ Yield
78K SF center anchored by Safeway
In 1Q26, Regency completed a ground-up development project located in the heart of the Oakley Community and situated as a gateway between the Bay Area and Central Valley
Oakley Shops at Laurel Fields: 2026 CompletionRedevelopment Activity
Value-enhancing redevelopment projects continue to be a key part of our strategy
Recently-Completed Projects
Westbard Square | TPC: $39M
Anastasia Plaza | TPC: $15M
Circle Marina | TPC: $15M
In-Process Projects
Bloom on Third | TPC: $25M
Crystal Brook Corner | TPC: $59M
Serramonte Center Ph 3 | TPC: $43M
Access to Capital
Relationships
Expertise
Free Cash Flow-Driven Investment
Excess Balance Sheet Capacity
Prioritize Development & Redevelopment Spend
Acquisitions
Stock Buybacks
Debt Paydown
Levered FCF
Investment Capacity
We currently have the capacity to invest $350M+ annually, funded with free cash flow and debt on a leverage-neutral basis without raising incremental equity capital
+
Free cash flow funding (~$180M+ FCF)
Debt funding to Net D+Pfd/EBITDA of 5.0-5.5x
$350M+ Annual FCF-Driven Investment Capacity
Ground-Up Development Earnings Accretion & Value CreationHigher yields on development vs. market cap rates (150bps+) generate incremental value creation (NAV)
Theoretical Case Study
Ground-Up Development
Acquisition
Initial Investment
Yield / Cap Rate (theoretical)
Earnings= NOI
Financing (theoretical)
FFO Accretion
~$ / cents per share
Implied Value
NAV
@ 5.5% cap (theoretical)
NAV$300M 7.0%
=
$21.0M
($15M)
$6M / 3c
$382M
+$82M
$300M 5.5%
=
$16.5M
($15M)
$1.5M / 0.75c
$300M
$0M
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