On Wednesday, Bank of America confirmed that it plans to sell the 47-story Hearst Tower in uptown Charlotte and lease back the space it uses in that building.
Charlotte-based Bank of America will also sell the 30-story Fifth Third Center and lease back space it uses there.
A third building in New York, 222 S. Broadway will also be sold. That structure is a former Merrill Lynch property.
The Hearst Tower, completed in 2002, has 970,000 square feet of space and is Charlotte's third-largest building.
The Fifth Third Center, completed in 1997, has more than 666,000 square feet and is the city's ninth-largest tower.
A BofA trading floor in the Hearst Tower is one of the largest in North America at three stories tall. For several years it buzzed with activity at BofA built a large capital markets presence in Charlotte. However, many of those jobs have shifted to Manhattan in recent years as BofA combined operations with Merrill Lynch.
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