Unitus Community CU Finds NewHeadquarters

September 28, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

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PORTLAND, Ore. - (09/28/05) - Unitus Community CU said it hasagreed to move to a new headquarters in the city's ColumbiaFinancial Center and sell its existing offices. The $650 millioncredit union said it signed a 10-year lease for 47,000 square-feet,about half of the space in the five-story building. Unitus, whichwas formerly known as Oregon Telephone Employees CU, plans to sellits existing headquarters and maintain a branch in thefacility.

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