Inside Wells Fargo's New US$570m Irving Campus in Texas

Wells Fargo has opened an 850,000-square-foot campus in Irving, Texas, marking a consolidation of its operations in the Dallas-Fort Worth region.

The facility, located in the Las Colinas neighbourhood, represents a US$570m investment and will house 4,500 employees.

The bank developed the 22-acre site in partnership with KDC Real Estate Development & Investments, with design work by Corgan and construction by Austin Commercial.

The campus marks Wells Fargo's commitment to its Texas operations, where it maintains 460 branches, 1,500 ATMs and employs 17,000 people across the state.

Charlie Scharf, Chairman and CEO of Wells Fargo, says the facility positions the bank to serve clients across Texas and the broader United States market.

“By bringing our Dallas-Fort Worth area employees together in this dynamic environment, we're better positioned to support our clients and customers across Texas and the U.S.,” he says.

“The space was thoughtfully designed to inspire collaboration, drive success, and foster a sense of connection – both within our teams and within the community.”

Energy and infrastructure

The campus has been designed as Wells Fargo's first energy net-positive facility. Buildings incorporate solar power generation, smart irrigation systems and dynamic glass technology that adjusts to sunlight and weather conditions to manage heating, cooling and lighting requirements.

The site includes a dining pavilion, fitness centre and walking trails. Direct access to public transit has been integrated into the campus design.

Wells Fargo operates as a diversified financial services company with approximately US$2.1tn in assets, providing banking, investment, mortgage products and services through four operating segments: Consumer Banking and Lending, Commercial Banking, Corporate and Investment Banking and Wealth & Investment Management.

Community funding

Alongside the campus opening, Wells Fargo announced a US$1m donation to OneStar Foundation for the Central Texas Flood Recovery Fund. The contribution brings the bank's year-to-date donations for flood relief and recovery efforts in Texas to US$2m.

Since 2020, Wells Fargo and Wells Fargo Foundation have donated approximately US$90m to support housing, small business development, financial health programmes and community needs across Texas.

The bank's employees have volunteered more than 235,000 hours in the state during this period.

Wells Fargo ranks number 33 on Fortune's 2025 rankings of America's largest corporations. The company trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker WFC.

The Irving campus represents the bank's strategy of consolidating regional operations into centralised facilities. The Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area continues to attract financial services firms establishing or expanding operations in Texas.

Governor Greg Abbott says the campus demonstrates Texas's position in attracting corporate investment. 

“This new Wells Fargo campus is more than just a milestone, it's a testament to the unmatched economic climate we have created in Texas,” he says. “From world class infrastructure, to a highly skilled workforce, Texas offers everything that job creators need to succeed.”