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JPMorgan Chase & Co. is consolidating its workforce into a new space at Broadwest, a 600,000-square-foot mixed-use project in Nashville.  The Nashville Business Journal reports that the 51,000-square-foot space will include a new client center with twice the capacity of its current space, flexible workspaces, access to on-site amenities, and capacity for up to 280 employees across two floors, with room for continued growth. The new space will be open to JPMorgan Chase employees starting in early 2028.

The office will feature J.P. Morgan signage at the top of a Nashville building for the first time.

Brie Bley of CBRE represented JPMorganChase and Bill Adair and Ashley Marshall represented Propst Companies in the transaction.

Opening in 2021, the Broadwest development also includes a 34-story condo tower, the 234-room Conrad Nashville hotel and 125,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space.

The bank has 500 employees across the state, with nearly 400 employees in the Greater Nashville area.

SouthState Bank leased 87,000 square feet at the 19-story Prominence building, making it the building’s largest tenant. That means it gets to plaster its name on the top of the building.

The Atlanta Business Chronicle reports that Prominence, the tower at Piedmont and Lenox roads, was completed in 1999 and has, over the years, supplied space to Marsh & McLennan, Wells Fargo Insurance and GE Digital.

Earlier this year, SouthState said it would acquire Texas-based Independent Bank Group Inc. for $2 billion, creating a combined bank with $65 billion in total assets.

In Atlanta, SouthState ranks ninth in deposit market share with $8.2 billion of deposits as of June 30. It has 44 branches in Georgia.

JLL’s Josh Hirsh and Patrick Baughman represented SouthState in the deal.