BofA Shifting Real Estate Workers to JLL, CBRE

Bank of America Corp is moving hundreds of its real estate group employees to positions with CBRE and JLL, which now handle real estate for the banking giant. Most of the affected employees will be offered jobs at one or the other real estate service company, depending on their location. The bank recently tasked JLL to handle its commercial real estate in the Southeast US, as well as the Western US, Canada and India, reports the Charlotte Business Journal. CBRE handles the Northeastern US, other international regions and its data centers. [CBJ]

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