Banks across the country are finding new ways to use their real estate—to serve customers, engage their communities or lend a hand. In the gallery above, check out five banks whose branches serve a creative purpose beyond tellers and transactions.
Banks across the country are finding new ways to use their real estate—to serve customers, engage their communities or lend a hand. In the gallery above, check out five banks whose branches serve a creative purpose beyond tellers and transactions.
Evan Sparks is editor-in-chief of the ABA Banking Journal and senior vice president for member communications at the American Bankers Association.
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