In Jacksonville business parlance, great spaces are not so much discovered as they are unearthed. Think Riverside, San Marco, and all of their well-positioned vacant lots that now sit in prime high-dollar territory. Surrounding homes are often re-habbed and retro-fitted, and they fetch high prices. Those high priced homeowners are going to need someplace to buy the radicchio and goat cheese. Enter Regency Centers Corporation, and the “urban infill.”  
 

The Jacksonville-based developer will build The Shoppes of Riverside, anchored by the popular Fresh Market food store, and about 20,000 feet of attached small store space along the heart of the neighborhood, Riverside Avenue. In San Marco, Regency Centers Corporation is doing a similar thing, with

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