PNC Bank Is Closing These 21 Branches in 2024

PNC Bank is one of many banks that shut down branches nationwide in 2024.

The bank recently announced that it was closing locations in multiple U.S. states. In some states, multiple PNC locations will close.

If you're trying to build your net worth, you might wonder if your PNC branch is one of the 21 shuttered locations. Check the following list to see if your local PNC Bank is on it.

• 105 W Green St., Athens
• 321 Bel Air, Blvd, Mobile
• 2811 Eastern Blvd, Montgomery

The branch closing on Green Street leaves the town of Athens with only one PNC Bank branch.

• 12000 Forest Hill Blvd., Wellington

The Forest Hill Boulevard location was one of three in Wellington, so customers still have two options available.

Florida has over  PNC Bank branches throughout the state if you want to continue banking with PNC Bank.

• 5320 Flynn Crossing, Alpharetta

Alpharetta has three other PNC Bank branches, which may be why the bank chose to close this location on Flynn Crossing.

Georgia has 55 branch locations, including eight spots in Atlanta.

• 10570 North Michigan Road, Carmel

This is the second PNC Bank location in the greater Indianapolis area to close within a year.

The company shuttered a branch location in downtown Indianapolis on Aug. 18 of last year.

• 24385 Mervell Dean Road, Hollywood

The PNC Bank location in Hollywood closed its doors on April 19.

PNC Bank plans to merge the shuttered branch with its location in Lexington Park.

• 60 Southfield Road, Ecorse
• 19450 Haggerty Road, Livonia
• 222 West Main St., Pinckney

Michigan lost three branches when PNC Bank closed spots in Ecorse, Livonia, and Pinckney.

The state has also faced branch closings for Huntington National Bank and Citizens Bank this year.

• 60 Washington Street, East Stroudsburg
• 319 Pratt Drive, Indiana
• 178 Bakery Square Blvd., Pittsburgh
• 4761 Liberty Ave., Pittsburgh
• 5932 Centre Ave., Pittsburgh

PNC Bank is headquartered in Pittsburgh, so some home office workers may have lost one of their local branches as part of the company’s shutdowns.

Pittsburgh had the most branches close, with three branches locking their doors for good.

• 411 State Highway 147, Broaddus
• 2401 University Blvd., Houston
• 600 Matamoros St., Laredo
• 700 San Bernardo Ave., Laredo
• 300 W 7th St., Fort Worth

Laredo was hit harder than other cities in Texas, where two locations shut down. However, customers still have nine branches to visit in the city.

PNC Bank also closed the branch location in Fort Worth earlier this year.

• 6042 South Packard Ave., Cudahy

The Cudahy branch was the only PNC Bank location in the city. Now, there are no options for PNC customers.

Cudahy is a suburb of Milwaukee, where customers still have eight locations to choose from.

Allegedly, the company is set to close branches in six states in February, according to the Pittsburgh Business Times.

While the exact locations are unknown, it has been reported that the location at 2085 E University Drive in Auburn, Alabama, will be shutting its doors.

FinanceBuzz reached out for a comment to confirm these closures but is still awaiting a response.

Not only are PNC Bank customers facing the closure of their favorite branches, but several other banks have also announced that they are shutting down locations. 

These include Bank of America, Huntington National Bank, U.S. Bank, and Wells Fargo.

The ability to bank online means customers don’t need to visit bank branches as much as they used to.

During the pandemic, many people who previously stopped by their local bank branch quickly moved to online banking, which likely has hastened the demise of brick-and-mortar bank locations.

While some customers are losing their local branches, others will be gaining one. According to a PNC Bank press release, the company has plans to open over 100 new branches and renovate 200 more existing ones across six states.

This will take place in 12 cities across the U.S. over the span of five years.

PNC previously announced the expansion would take place in Austin, Dallas, Denver, Houston, Miami, and San Antonio but will now also expand into Atlanta, Charlotte, Orlando, Phoenix, Raleigh, and Tampa. 

These PNC branch closings might be inconvenient, but there are plenty of other places you can go to.

Alternatively, you may want to open a new bank account with a different bank with more branches in your area. If you prefer to stick with PNC, check to see if there are other branches nearby that can fill your needs.