PNC Bank

PNC Bank is one of the country’s largest and most established financial institutions, with a history that dates back to 1845 when it began as the Pittsburgh Trust and Savings Company. The company’s current structure took shape in 1983 after the merger of Pittsburgh National Bank and Provident National Corporation, which marked a turning point and set the stage for PNC’s growth into a major regional and eventually national player.

As of November 2025, PNC operates more than 2,600 branches and provides access to approximately 60,000 ATMs across 27 states and Washington, D.C. The bank employs over 53,000 people and reported annual revenues of $21.1 billion in its most recent filings. PNC’s business spans retail banking for individuals and small businesses, corporate and institutional banking for larger organizations, and asset management services for both high-net-worth and institutional clients.

Over the past five years, PNC has continued to expand its physical and digital footprint, focusing on key metropolitan areas and high-growth regions such as Colorado, Texas, Florida, the Mid-Atlantic, and the Midwest. The acquisition of Colorado-based FirstBank in September 2025 represents a significant step in PNC’s ongoing push into the western United States. Alongside new market entries, the company has invested in modernizing its existing branches and developing digital banking centers to improve customer experience and operational efficiency.

PNC’s approach blends traditional branch banking with a growing emphasis on digital services, making it adaptable to a range of property types and locations. Its ongoing expansion, financial stability, and commitment to both in-person and digital formats have helped establish PNC as a reliable and credible presence in the evolving retail and commercial real estate landscape.