Regions Bank Set To Expand Music Row Presence

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Courtesy of Regions Bank

Regions Bank is expanding its Music Row presence with the addition of modernized office space in the Roundabout Plaza building. In collaboration with Eakin Partners, Regions Bank will add over 27,000 square-feet of office space atop the Roundabout Plaza.

The bank has been operating its Music Row branch and Sports and Entertainment Division on the ground floor of Roundabout Plaza for several years. With this expansion, Commercial and Corporate Banking services along with Wealth Management solutions and more will now join their colleagues in the roundabout.

Courtesy of Regions Bank

Regions Bank market executive Lee Blank says the expansion is part of the bank’s plan to further build on its legacy as Nashville’s longest-serving bank.

“For over 140 years, our company has met the financial needs of people and businesses across Middle Tennessee, and as our city has grown, we’ve grown, too, offering customized services that set us apart in one of the nation’s most vibrant markets,” Blank shares. “Yet, despite our growth, we haven’t lost sight of what makes Nashville truly special, and we remain focused on delivering the services of a truly local bank, powered by the resources of one of America’s largest financial institutions. Our modernized office space will bring bankers from several departments together in a way that helps us build on our collaboration and, most importantly, build on our comprehensive services for local clients.”

John Eakin, Managing Member of Eakin Partners, emphasizes the positioning of Roundabout Plaza’s location, adjacent to both West End and downtown Nashville, with easy access to Interstates 40 and 65. “This opportunity provides a chance to bring more Regions colleagues together in ways that enhance teamwork, while welcoming more clients and associates to the thriving and convenient Music Row area,” he says.

The bank expects to begin renovating both the first and ninth floors at Roundabout Plaza in the second quarter of this year with plans to move in by early 2025.

“When renovations are complete in the next two months, the full suite of Roundabout Plaza amenities will include a newly renovated fitness facility, a new first floor cafe and a shared conference room and common meeting areas on the seventh floor,” adds Eakin.

Regions’ agreement with Eakin Partners includes crown signage rights, with the Regions logo set to reflect the bank’s pride in building on its investments in Nashville. “From consulting with local businesses on how to grow their companies, to helping individual consumers through in-person and digital services, we are Nashville’s bank,” Blank says. “And we’re excited to take this step forward in writing our next chapter of service to Middle Tennessee.”

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