Real estate blog entries tagged with closures by Jim Crawford ~ Atlanta Real Estate-ABR E-PRO (RE/MAX Greater Atlanta)

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closures: Georgia Bank Failures - United Security Bank, Sparta, GA Fails - 11/07/09 10:05 PM

United Security Bank, Sparta, GA failed this weekend. United Security Bank had $157 million in assets and $150 million in deposits and two branches, one branch operatedas the including the branch in Woodstock, GA that operated as Bank of Woodstock. The bank, of Moultrie, Ga., assumed the assets and deposits of … (12 comments)

closures: Is Your Local Post Office Closing? - 10/09/09 02:57 PM

There was a time that if you had a job in the US Post Office it was safe for ever. No one was ever downsized, and for the most part...Post Offices were only closed when a newer facility came online. That will most likely change soon since the Post Office is struggling … (34 comments)

closures: Macy's Announces Atlanta Headquarters Closure - 850 Jobs Lost! - 02/02/09 06:17 PM

Breaking news this evening that will affect many in Metro Atlanta. Macy's department stores announced the closure of the Atlanta Headquarters and the elimination of 850 Jobs. With the corporate announced restructuring of its central operation will phase out these jobs by the second quarter, and a total of 7000 employees … (11 comments)

closures: Unemployment Levels Rise Rapidly - Are There Lessons Here? - 12/06/08 02:10 PM

I was listening to National Public Radio this morning and caught a few tidbits of news. I purposely have been avoiding listening to the news recently because the economic data is so bad. This morning I was shocked to hear that the rapid rise in unemployment in yesterdays news was more than epic. It … (14 comments)

closures: How Many Agents Does It Take To Screw in a Light Bulb? - 05/05/08 10:14 AM

How Many Agents Does It Take To Screw in a Light Bulb? There was a time that the answer to this question could be "As many as it takes!" I think that we all agree the real estate market is now moving in a very different direction. The Atlanta area had … (28 comments)

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