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Fresh Look® isn't just a philosophy; it's the driving force behind creating ideal locations with best-in-class retailers representative of the communities we serve.
We combine unique placemaking designs with the right merchandising mixes, and connect with our shoppers through community outreach and an active social media presence. These innovative destinations are crafted one at a time by our team. Take a closer look at our most recent Fresh Look success stories in action:
Baby Braithwaite
Atlanta's Baby Braithwaite has been in business for 13 years but in February of last year the locally owned shop relocated to Buckhead's Paces Ferry Plaza. The spacious, 3,333 SF boutique offers a curated collection of specialty baby products...
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Hyde Park Plaza's Milk Bar Generating Word-of-Mouth Following
Fresh, fun, and authentic — that is what Milk Bar is all about. Childhood friends and business partners Jimmy Lin and Kevin Chen have brought all of that and more to Cincinnati following the September opening of their 1,220 SF...
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Mellody Farm Q&A with Matt Hendy
One of Regency Centers' latest developments, Mellody Farm, brings a taste of Chicago to the Vernon Hills suburbs. We sat down with Matt Hendy, Vice President, Market Officer, to learn more about the center's unique placemaking features...
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Chimney Rock Grand Opening Celebration Attracts Many from the Community
In September, the Bridgewater, New Jersey community gathered for the successful grand opening of the Chimney Rock development. Anchored by Whole Foods Market, World Market, Ulta, Saks Off 5th, and The Container Store, the 218,274 SF premier shopping destination is situated in one of the wealthiest locations in the U.S....
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Gallery Clarendon Joins Market Common Clarendon
What was once a vacant space is now a vibrant art gallery in Arlington, Virginia's Clarendon neighborhood. Gallery Clarendon is housed inside thriving Market Common Clarendon shopping center. The Market Common Clarendon team wanted to provide something that would attract more visitors to the center so they reached out to the Arlington Artists Alliance...
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