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BankUnited Expands into Charlotte, Strengthening Corporate Banking and Real Estate Services
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BankUnited Expands into Charlotte, Strengthening Corporate Banking and Real Estate Services
BankUnited Expands into Charlotte, Strengthening Corporate Banking and Real Estate Services |
Strategic Move Enhances Financial Services in North Carolina's Thriving Market |
BankUnited Inc. has officially entered the Charlotte market, appointing a seasoned team to lead its corporate banking and commercial real estate divisions.
Robert Hoak, with 17 years in commercial banking, will spearhead corporate banking efforts.
R. Bryan Moore, who joined BankUnited in 2023, will oversee commercial real estate operations.
They are joined by Brand Hosford, serving as senior credit products officer.
Charlotte's dynamic financial landscape has attracted significant investments recently.
In July 2025, Citigroup announced plans to create over 500 jobs in the area, investing $16.1 million in a new office facility.
Similarly, AssetMark Financial Holdings is expanding its South End office, committing to a $10 million investment and adding more than 250 new positions.
The commercial real estate sector in Charlotte is also experiencing a resurgence.
After a slowdown in 2024 due to high interest rates, 2025 has seen renewed activity.
Projects like the Carson & Tryon development in South End and the Centre South in Dilworth are moving forward, indicating a positive outlook for the market.
BankUnited's expansion into Charlotte aligns with these trends, positioning the bank to support the region's growing businesses and contribute to the city's economic development.
With a focus on corporate banking and commercial real estate, BankUnited aims to provide tailored financial solutions to meet the evolving needs of Charlotte's business community. |