Owner, operator and developer of suburban shopping centers nationwide
Regency Centers owns, operates and develops shopping centers across U.S. suburban markets. Its stack pairs JD Edwards EnterpriseOne, Yardi and OneStream for property accounting with Placer.ai and ArcGIS for location analytics. Finance-led hiring, with an intern-heavy and junior mix extending into India, lines up with pain points around A/R collection, tenant recovery reconciliation and close-cycle pressure.
Regency Centers is a public company headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida, founded in 1963. It owns, operates and develops shopping centers in suburban trade areas across the United States. The company employs 201–500 people, with work spanning finance, operations, construction, real estate and research. Current activity includes acquisitions and dispositions, development and redevelopment of centers, tenant improvements, and management of a captive insurance subsidiary.
Regency Centers uses JD Edwards EnterpriseOne, Yardi, OneStream, Salesforce, Power BI, Tableau, SQL Server, Python, ArcGIS Pro, Placer.ai, DocuSign, Concur and Smartsheet, among others.
Yes. Finance is the company's largest hiring area, followed by operations, and overall hiring is accelerating. Openings span intern through director levels in the United States and India.
Projects include acquisitions and dispositions, captive insurance subsidiary strategy, phase II development of Westbard shopping center, tenant improvements, and financial modeling for acquisition and development deals.
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