PNC Bank has unveiled a newly renovated branch in Ponte Vedra Beach, marking another milestone in the company’s ongoing commitment to enhance its branch network nationwide. The refreshed location at 155 Corridor Road features modern upgrades designed to provide clients with an improved banking experience and access to local financial experts.
The reopening celebration, held Nov. 14, included a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by PNC leaders and community partners. The renovation is part of PNC’s broader $2 billion investment to expand and modernize its branch network, including plans to open more than 300 new branches by 2030 and renovate 100% of its branch network by 2029.
PNC currently operates more than 180 branches and 650 PNC and partner ATMs across Florida, offering personalized banking experiences that combine in-person expertise with digital tools to help clients achieve their financial goals.
“Branches are still a key component of how we serve our clients,” said Chris Kalin, PNC regional president for North Florida. “They’re where important conversations happen, whether it’s planning for retirement or buying a first home. Our team is here to provide personalized guidance and solutions, and now, with this updated space, we can do that in an even more welcoming environment.”
In total, PNC’s expansion is expected to bring approximately 100 new branch locations to Florida by 2030, in markets including Miami, Tampa, Orlando, Lakeland, Sarasota and Fort Myers. With 34 branch locations, PNC has the fourth largest branch network in North Florida.
