Huntington Bank Will Install Signage at One South Tower
The bank is expanding its regional headquarters to four floors at the uptown Charlotte building.
Updated on Sept. 28, 2026 in Openings & Closings
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Huntington National Bank is set to install signage at the top of the One South tower at 101 S. Tryon St. in the coming weeks. The bank is simultaneously expanding its regional headquarters footprint to occupy four floors within the facility.
Why it matters
The expanded physical presence reflects the bank's investment in its Charlotte operations. Securing prominent exterior branding in the high-traffic uptown district signals a move to increase brand visibility and corporate identity in the local market.
Huntington National Bank will expand its regional headquarters to four floors at the One South tower. The building, which opened in 2023, is located at 101 S. Tryon St.
The players
Huntington National Bank
A regional banking institution that provides commercial and retail financial services across multiple states.
The details
The upcoming signage installation will feature programmable lighting, allowing for color changes that will face South Tryon Street. This branding effort coincides with the bank's operational expansion to four floors within the One South tower. The site represents a strategic base of operations for the firm in the uptown Charlotte area.
Timeline
The One South tower opened in 2023.
Signage installation is expected in the coming weeks.
Market Landscape
This move follows the broader uptown Charlotte corporate headquarters relocation trend that has reshaped the local business district since the One South tower opened in 2023. It aligns with the strategy of established firms prioritizing prime real estate to consolidate regional hubs.
Operators in the uptown area should note the increased density of corporate office presence at the 101 S. Tryon St. site. The integration of programmable lighting signage serves as a signal for businesses to monitor street-level aesthetic and branding standards in the district.
The takeaway
Large-scale signage installation remains a key indicator of long-term lease commitments and regional investment by major firms. Operators looking to assess the health of the local office market should track tenant expansion announcements alongside major exterior branding projects.
Further reading
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