Bank of Colorado breaks ground on new Loveland branch
LOVELAND — Fort Collins-based Bank of Colorado recently began construction of a new downtown Loveland branch at the corner of Cleveland Avenue and Third Street.
“We have been serving the Loveland community since 2013, and with this newest location, we are well-positioned to grow at the same pace as this thriving community.” Bank of Colorado president Shawn Osthoff said in a news release.
The new branch, which will replace the existing downtown Loveland location at 206 E. Fourth Street, is expected to open this summer.
“Today, the bank’s downtown Loveland location operates on the second floor of a multi‑tenant building with limited office space, no drive‑up, and no dedicated parking. The new branch will feature drive‑up lanes with an ATM Live, a large conference room, and on‑site parking — improvements that will expand access and convenience for customers,” the release said.
Bank of Colorado recently began construction of a new downtown Loveland branch at the corner of Cleveland Avenue and Third Street.
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