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Law Firm Takes Larger Digs At Hearst Tower

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Bradley Arant Boult Cummings is taking more than 35k SF at the Hearst Tower, 214 N Tryon St, in the fall. The law firm is moving from Bank of America Corporate Center, where it occupied about 17k SF. The new space will be able to accommodate 100 employees as the firm grows, and feature universal-sized offices, a conference center and height-adjustable work surfaces, according to the Charlotte Business Journal.

Rob Hinton of CBRE’s International Law Firm Practice Group repped Bradley, while Foundry Commercial's Mark Holoman repped the landlord. [CBJ]

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