COLUMBUS, Ohio Wright-Patt CU has agreed to lease a new downtown branch here, marking a return to the city for the $2.7-billion credit union after a 12-year absence.
Wright-Patt has signed a lease for 2,290 square feet on the ground level of the building at 1600 W. Lane Ave., which will include retail, office and apartments.
The credit union will open in December.
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