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Bank of America’s Sunnyside Branch Progressing

Bank of America, which has recently repaid the US government $45bn in bailout funds, looks as though it will be opening the Sunnyside branch early next year.

The branch appears to be nearing completion. Bank of America is the largest bank in the US, and has a massive mortgage lending presence across the nation. Many of those loans have gone bad since the housing crisis began; hopefully that won’t stiffle lending in this neighborhood.

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harold

The contractor said they finished the major work and the remaining work is managed by the BofA team who are scheduled to open in Feb. The bank will use their own contractors to complete the inside and outside of the bank including signs.

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