Bradley and Aon Join 110 East’s Growing Tenant Roster

New Transactions Bring the Property to 81% Occupancy

110 East (the “Property”), South End’s newest Class A+ office building, is pleased to announce its latest transactions. Aon, a global professional services firm specializing in risk, retirement, and health solutions, has leased 13,254 square feet on the 17th floor and will relocate from Midtown. Bradley, a leading national law firm with more than 750 attorneys, will relocate from Uptown Charlotte, having leased the entire 20th floor (29,314 square feet) and a portion of the 11th floor (12,537 square feet), totaling 41,851 square feet. Construction has begun on the interior space, with Bradley expected to take occupancy in the first quarter of 2027.

The addition of these new tenants marks over 50,000 square feet of newly leased space and brings 110 East to approximately 81% leased. This leasing activity builds on the recent announcement of First Horizon Bank as the building’s anchor tenant on the top three floors, joining Coinbase, SouthState Bank, and SPAR Media. 110 East has completed over 300,000 square feet of leasing this year-to-date, reflecting strong momentum and sustained demand.

“We are thrilled to welcome two world class professional services firms in Aon and Bradley to 110 East,” said Claude Esposito, Vice President at Shorenstein. “The diversity of our tenant base is a landmark achievement for the thriving South End submarket, signifying continued demand for a distinctive office offering that defines the modern workplace. Shorenstein is proud to continue delivering on the promise of 110 East – attracting and retaining top businesses and talent through one-of-a-kind spaces, amenities, connectivity and entertainment options.”

“We are excited for Bradley’s Charlotte office to become part of South End’s growing business landscape. Relocating to 110 East places us in a vibrant and dynamic neighborhood that is quickly becoming a hub for business and cultural development,” said Robert R. Marcus, Bradley’s Charlotte office managing partner. “With the steady growth we’ve been experiencing as a firm, we believe that relocating to 110 East will bring long-term, strategic advantages for our clients, as well as our attorneys and professional staff. Ultimately this is a forward-thinking move to respond to our clients’ needs for best-in-class, value-driven legal services.”

"2025 has been a remarkable year for 110 East,” noted Jennifer Kurz, Partner at Trinity Partners. “The Property has been a magnet for users who want to provide their employees and clients with an exceptional workspace and amenities in a vibrant, connected community. We’re excited about the continued interest and activity around the remaining availability and expect we’ll be fully occupied in the near future.”

110 East’s tenants benefit from its exceptional location and amenities that make it the location of choice for the region’s top talent. Recent developments include welcoming The Iberian Pig, a modern Spanish tapas restaurant and bar from the award-winning Castellucci Hospitality Group. Currently under construction, the restaurant anchors 110 East’s ground-floor retail with 4,600 square feet along the LYNX East/West Station Platform.

The office tower is the first phase of a broader redevelopment plan to transform 1.2 acres at South and East Boulevard into a walkable destination for office, retail, and dining. The Jones Building at 1820 South Boulevard (formerly home to Tupelo Honey) is also undergoing restoration and expected to be delivered this fall.

Taylor Ferguson and Tucker Shade with Savills represented Bradley, and Rob Hinton and Benson Browne with CBRE represented Aon. Jennifer Kurz, Rhea Greene, and John Hannon with Trinity Partners handle leasing on behalf of Property ownership.

This media release was originally distributed by Trinity Partners on October 22, 2025.

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