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Banks in the area

Here's a list of banks/ATM's in the NorthWest Bronx from Broadway to Jerome Avenue

1. Chase Bank @ 231st Street & Broadway. Full service.
2. Capital One Bank @ 231st Street between Broadway Albany Crescent.
3. Citibank ATM (soon to be full svc bank) in the Staples shopping mall on Broadway @ 234th Street.
4. Ridgewood Savings Bank @ Sedgwick Ave near VanCortlandt Ave West (between C-Town & hair salon)
5. Chase Bank on Jerome Avenue between Mosholu Pkwy N & Gun Hill Rd (east side of the street near beauty supply store)
6. Citibank on Jerome Avenue between Mosholu Pkwy N & Gun Hill Rd (west side of the street next to nail salon)
7. Ridgewood Savings Bank on Jerome Ave between Mosholu Pkwy N & Gun Hill Rd (west side of the street near Foot Locker)
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hhusted
hhusted 2yrs+
I deal with Chase bank. But the branch I go to is near my block at 30th and 3rd Ave.
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uptowngirl
uptowngirl 2yrs+
It seems like every street corner in NYC is home to a bank branch. Apparently this proliferation of bank branches was one of the reasons that rents rose so steeply in NYC. Though this situation has changed somewhat with the recession-
http://therealdeal.com/newyork/articles/bank-branch-bust-opens-doors-to-retailers-SatDec2005153305002008

http://www.allbusiness.com/banking-finance/banking-lending-credit-services-cash/13516756-1.html
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BroadwayBK
BroadwayBK 2yrs+
Banks are easy to come by in Manhattan, but I have a lot of friends in Brooklyn who have to go into the city to get to their nearest bank branch. Luckily for me, there is a B of A just a few blocks from my house on Graham Ave, but lists like this are definitely more useful than the average Manhattanite may realize.

ATMs are easy to come by in all boroughs, but I can't say the same for actual bank locations.
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