JPMorganChase inks deal to become the main tenant of new South Station Tower
By Beth Treffeisen
Published on March 17, 2026.
JPMorganChase is set to become the main tenant of the new South Station Tower in 2028, making it the tower's anchor tenant. The move signals the company's continued expansion in Massachusetts, with the bank expecting to open its 100th branch later this year. The bank will occupy eight-and-a-half floors of the tower, which will house about 1,000 employees. As part of the expansion, the company plans to add 300 jobs in the next several years. JPMorganChase already has over 1,600 employees in Boston.
Related Articles
EU lawmakers vote to progress US trade deal legislation
EU lawmakers are debating whether to remove EU import duties on �.% of US-based goods, including cars, should the proposal also become legal?
EU experts arrive in Ukraine to check Druzhba pipeline, Kyiv says
EU experts are in Ukraine to assess the Druzhba pipeline after its closure caused a political dispute and a 10-year supply loss.
Oil shock from Middle East war pushes investors to shun Asian currencies: Reuters poll
A Reuters poll reveals that rising oil prices and inflation are driving investor sentiment towards Asian currencies, particularly the Thai baht and South Korean won.