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This study investigates the perception differences among expert groups regarding urban regeneration projects, specifically through the application of budget allocation methods. Focusing on the Urban Regeneration New Deal Projects in Chungcheongnam-do, the research analyzes how stakeholders, including the research group, public sector, private companies, and semi-public organizations, prioritize different project elements under budget constraints. The study finds that public experts emphasize long-term sustainability and social benefits, while private entities prioritize physical environments. Semi-public organizations strike a balance but vary depending on the specific project context. The case studies of Chungcheongnam-do's projects reveal how these differing priorities affect decisionmaking processes and the overall success of urban regeneration efforts. The findings underscore the challenges in aligning diverse stakeholder interests and highlight the need for comprehensive planning that integrates physical infrastructure, economic revitalization, and community engagement.