Originally Posted by
bombermwc
If they are looking to be a bank for more than the business world or mortgages, then Union Plaza shouldn't be their end game. They have re-branded it and have their offices on the 1st floor still. The teller spots on the back garage deck are still there (and still never "green" lol). So it's clear that they are really only interested in foot traffic that has a reason to come inside (like a mortgage or a loan). If they really want to get into that general banking world, the new building would be necessary from a "service branch" perspective because Union Plaza just isn't set up for that. But haven't seen any indication that the newly combined bank is looking to get into that world though. So at least on the surface, it appears that they will be staying put at Union. There is PLENTY of space in the building for them to take as much as they want.
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