TD Bank, America’s Most Convenient Bank^®, has signed a 10-year lease with Northwood Office for 91,464 square feet of office space in Ballantyne. TD's expansion of its corporate presence represents the growing number of colleagues living and working in the greater Charlotte area and the bank's commitment to operations in the Southeast.

The lease comprises three floors in the Harris Building at 13024 Ballantyne Corporate Place plus an additional suite on the ground floor. Together, these spaces will provide working and meeting space for up to 540 colleagues as well as high-end space to meet with clients. Additional features of TD's new office space will include a grab-and-go café, wellness areas, lactation rooms, sit-stand workstations and a hospitality suite.

“Charlotte continues to grow in population and top talent, and our TD employee base in the region also has expanded in recent years,” said Chris Ward, Regional President of the Mid-South Metro and Head of U.S. Small Business Banking for TD Bank. “The Queen City is a vibrant area for our colleagues to live, work and play. We’re excited to continue deepening our relationships and ties within the area while welcoming new colleagues and talent to Charlotte.”

TD's new space in the Harris Building more than triples capacity both in rentable square feet and colleague seats. The bank's current offices in the Irby Building seat 111 colleagues within 18,514 square feet.

“We’re excited to support TD's continued growth and success at Ballantyne. Their expansion speaks to the energy and opportunities here and reinforces the value this community provides,” said John Barton, President of Northwood Office. “We look forward to what's ahead as they continue to make a significant impact.”

TD colleagues will move from the Irby Building to the Harris Building starting in July 2026. In addition to the class A office space, TD Bank has five stores in Charlotte, four of which are TD's community store format that includes dedicated space for local nonprofits to host workshops and meetings with the bank. 

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