Professional Expertise 

Taylor Ferguson is Senior Managing Director for Savills Charlotte office. He brings a wealth of experience and a track record of driving growth in the Southeast region. Taylor co-leads a dynamic team in Charlotte, representing office and industrial companies nationwide. He has built a stellar reputation as an industry leader and has consistently ranked in the top 1% of Savills advisors across the North American market, with over $350 million in real estate transactions in 2024 and 2025.

Prior to his current role as Senior Managing Director, Taylor was Corporate Managing Director and part of the executive leadership team for both North Carolina and South Carolina. His work has included acquisitions of facilities for client growth, dispositions of surplus assets and repurposing underutilized buildings. Taylor is highly trusted by his clients, and many of his engagements have led to long-term partnerships that have delivered tremendous results. Some of Taylor’s most prominent clients include Vulcan Materials, Kimley Horn and Husqvarna. He has led prominent projects in Charlotte, including Pacific Life, Bradley Arant, and Renuity. Taylor expertly advised Trimont in a 67,935-square-foot lease across three full floors at Uptown Charlotte’s One South office building, where over 300 employees were relocated to the new office.

Before entering commercial real estate, Taylor was National Director of Sales for Prospect Brands, where he successfully relaunched the iconic southern brand Duck Head. Early in his career, he was an Account Executive for Ralph Lauren’s golf division.

Awards, Achievements and Activities

Taylor was recently recognized by being named to the Charlotte Business Journal’s 40 Under 40 list. The recognition highlights leaders who are making a meaningful impact in their professions and communities across the Charlotte region. Taylor is also an active participant in his local community through volunteering and philanthropic support. His passion for giving back and golf is evident in his work with the nonprofit youth development organization The First Tee, which introduces youth to golf and essential life skills nurtured through the sport. He also supports the Golfers’ Charitable Foundation, Waynesville Inn, and the Golf Club Charitable Foundation.