QUINCY, Ill.–United Community Credit Union has purchased a new property to serve as the location for a future headquarters office. Groundbreaking is expected in 2024.
According to the $121.5-million credit union, the new UCCU headquarters will be situated at the prominent intersection of 36th Street and Columbus Road, conveniently located at 621 N. 36th St.
“This choice of location was carefully selected due to its central position and high-traffic area, making it easily accessible for members,” the credit union said in a statement. “UCCU believes that this location will offer unparalleled convenience, ensuring that its members can access services effortlessly.”
The credit union further said it has been working to expand and diversify its offerings and that its current branches have reached their capacity, leaving limited room for further expansion.
‘Expanding Operations’
“As UCCU continues to grow and innovate, it became essential to secure a new, modern headquarters that can accommodate expanding operations and provide state-of-the-art facilities for UCCU's members,” the credit unions said.
United Community said it acquired the land from Quincy-Cullinan, LLC, “further demonstrating a commitment to responsible growth and strategic development.”
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