A rendering of a 3,000-square-foot branch with a drive-thru that would replace the existing building at 2665 S. Colorado Blvd. (Public records)
PNC Bank wants to add a new branch along Colorado Boulevard.
The Pittsburgh-based institution wants to open at the corner of Colorado and Yale Avenue, city documents show. Plans show a 3,000-square-foot branch with a drive-thru that would replace the existing building at 2665 S. Colorado Blvd.
The building was formerly home to BikeSource, a local cycling retail chain that moved across the street.
City documents show the site would be developed by Equity Ventures Commercial Development, a firm with projects across the Midwest and Mountain West. The property is owned by an LLC affiliated with Patrick Tierney, filings show.
Mark McPherson, the founder of Equity Ventures, did not answer specific questions about the project. Tierney did not respond to a request for comment from BusinessDen.
A PNC spokeswoman confirmed the bank’s interest in the branch but otherwise declined to answer specific questions. According to a federal survey published last fall, PNC is the 14th-largest bank in Colorado by deposit market share.
In November, PNC said it would spend $500 million to build 100 new branches and renovate two existing ones across the U.S. Last month, the firm opened a location in Highlands Ranch. It is set to open two more next month – one in RiNo at 3720 N. Downing St. and another in Littleton at 5392A S. Wadsworth Blvd.
A rendering of a 3,000-square-foot branch with a drive-thru that would replace the existing building at 2665 S. Colorado Blvd. (Public records)
PNC Bank wants to add a new branch along Colorado Boulevard.
The Pittsburgh-based institution wants to open at the corner of Colorado and Yale Avenue, city documents show. Plans show a 3,000-square-foot branch with a drive-thru that would replace the existing building at 2665 S. Colorado Blvd.
The building was formerly home to BikeSource, a local cycling retail chain that moved across the street.
City documents show the site would be developed by Equity Ventures Commercial Development, a firm with projects across the Midwest and Mountain West. The property is owned by an LLC affiliated with Patrick Tierney, filings show.
Mark McPherson, the founder of Equity Ventures, did not answer specific questions about the project. Tierney did not respond to a request for comment from BusinessDen.
A PNC spokeswoman confirmed the bank’s interest in the branch but otherwise declined to answer specific questions. According to a federal survey published last fall, PNC is the 14th-largest bank in Colorado by deposit market share.
In November, PNC said it would spend $500 million to build 100 new branches and renovate two existing ones across the U.S. Last month, the firm opened a location in Highlands Ranch. It is set to open two more next month – one in RiNo at 3720 N. Downing St. and another in Littleton at 5392A S. Wadsworth Blvd.
