RidgeGate in Lone Tree has grown into one of the Denver metro's most ambitious master-planned communities — but it lacks the commercial infrastructure to support its planned density.

The solution: Regency Centers is developing Lone Tree Village to fill that gap, bringing a new ground-up, open-air, commercial hub to the rapidly expanding corridor.

• A 123,000-square-foot King Soopers with a fuel center will anchor the development alongside a mix of shops, dining and neighborhood services designed for everyday needs.

Why it's important: RidgeGate is expected to support 30,000 residents, 50,000 jobs and ample civic spaces, creating sustained daily demand for retail and services.

• A grocery anchor helps meet that demand by driving consistent foot traffic, supporting surrounding retailers and creating a place residents return to throughout the week.

The strategy: Regency Centers achieves consistent success nationwide by building grocery-anchored developments that meet the daily needs of growing communities, from shopping and dining to supporting local businesses.

• The developer targets high-growth markets like Denver, where strong demographics and new housing fuel long-term demand and repeat visits.

The details:

• 📍 Lone Tree Village is located in the RidgeGate Parkway Couplet District, east of I-25 in Lone Tree, Colorado.
• 📐The development includes approximately 158,000 square feet of retail space.
• 🛍️ About 31,000 square feet of shop space will span multiple buildings, plus a prominent outparcel opportunity.
• 🛒 The tenant mix includes grocery, health and wellness, dining and service-oriented retail.
• 🚲 The design features a pedestrian-oriented main street along Rhapsody Road with walkways, bike lanes, outdoor gathering areas and a community plaza.
• ⚡ The project is targeting LEED Silver certification and will include EV charging infrastructure.

Key numbers: The three-mile radius of Lone Tree Village in RidgeGate boasts:

• 👥 A daytime population of 59,749.
• 💰 An average household income of $181,426.
• 🏠 An average home value of $757,630.

Worth a mention: Lone Tree Village is being built in a deep partnership with Regency, the City of Lone Tree and the community's master developer — ensuring the development is integrated into the community's long-term vision.

• "RidgeGate has all the fundamentals we look for — strong residential growth, limited competing supply and a community that's been waiting for this," says Abe Pacetti, senior vice president of investments for Regency Centers. "King Soopers is the ideal anchor, and we're building something around it that will genuinely serve Lone Tree for decades to come."

The takeaway: For business owners and investors, Lone Tree Village proves that disciplined, well-located retail developments still work, even in a challenging capital environment.

• For Lone Tree residents, it means a true neighborhood hub is coming soon.

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