Bank of America Is Closing These 62 Branches in 2024

As more customers go online to do their banking, brick-and-mortar branches are shutting down.

Seeing your favorite bank location close can be challenging if you want to open a new bank account or, even more, if your efforts to build up your savings include frequently visiting your branch. But such closures are a reality as foot traffic falls.

In 2024, Bank of America plans to close a bunch of branches. Here is a list of the closures, with the expected closing date for each branch.

Sept. 19:

• 5114 South Power Road, Mesa

This closure isn’t a shocker, as there are several other Band of America locations near this branch. Fortunately, customers won’t have to go too far to find another location to serve them.

Jan. 30:

• 1 Market St., San Francisco
• 5800 South Eastern Ave., Los Angeles
• 1400 Moraga Way, Moraga

Feb. 13:

• 1818 South Euclid St., Anaheim
• 90 Pier Ave., Hermosa Beach

Feb. 27:

• 1440 Truxtun Ave., Bakersfield
• 2708 Ming Ave., Bakersfield
• 39168 Winchester Road, Murrieta
• 800 Irving St., San Francisco

March 5:

• 2516 East Chapman Ave., Fullerton

March 12:

• 300 Lakeside Drive, Oakland

March 26:

• 3491 Mckee Road, San Jose
• 40 West Foothill Blvd., Upland

April 30:

• 2012 E Avenida De Los Arboles, Thousand Oaks

May 14:

• 7395 Mission St., Daly City

July 30:

• 3565 California St, San Francisco

Aug. 13:

• 1401 S. Harbor Blvd., Fullerton

Aug. 17:

• 2049 Century Park East, Los Angeles
• 455 Island Ave., San Diego

Sept. 24:

• 29687 The Old Road, Castaic

This list of Bank of America closures in California is the latest in a series of closures that started in 2023.

The hardest-hit region is the San Francisco Bay Area, which will see more than two dozen closures by the end of 2024.

March 19:

• 162 E. Putnam Ave., Greenwich

April 30:

• 417 Shippan Ave., Stamford

Aug. 20

• 70 Farmington Ave., Hartford
• 48 Wall St., Norwalk

In a statement, Bank of America noted that the team members who work in these four soon-to-be-shuttered Connecticut locations will have the option to relocate to other branches.

Jan. 19:

• 13595 South Dixie Highway, Pinecrest

March 12:

• 8819 Hypoluxo Road, Lake Worth

March 15:

• 15141 SW 42nd St., Miami-Dade
• 4300 North Atlantic Ave., Cocoa Beach

March 19:

• 1900 South Ridgewood Ave., Edgewater
• 4395 S. Suncoast Blvd., Homosassa

Oct. 29:

• 13700 Jog Road, West Delray Beach

Nov. 19:

• 6261 PGA Blvd., Palm Beach Gardens

Bank of America recently shuttered five locations in the Sunshine State. The above eight branches will also close this year.

March 12:

• 5695 Fulton Industrial Blvd., S.W., Atlanta

March 5:

• 4545 Chamblee Dunwoody Road, Dunwoody

Despite the shuttering of these branches, many other Bank of America locations will remain open. So, Atlanta customers will have options.

Feb. 13

• 8788 Georgia Ave., Silver Spring

March 15:

• 3413 Kenilworth Ave., Hyattsville
• 5710 Riverdale Road, Riverdale

March 26:

• 2101 Bel Pre Road, Silver Spring

April 30:

• 108 Old Court Road, Pikesville
• 825 Dulaney Valley Road, Suite 1180, Towson

Bank of America is one of the more popular banks in Maryland, but that wasn’t enough to save these six branches from closing.

Feb. 27:

• 125 High St., Boston
• 250 Granite St, Braintree

March 5:

• 172 Park St., North Reading

March 12:

• 430 Route 134, South Dennis

As with Atlanta, the disappointment of seeing these branches close might be reduced by the fact that many other branches in Boston will remain open.

Jan. 26:

• 1310 S. Rochester Road, Rochester

Rochester’s 13,000 residents will still have two more Bank of America branches they can visit.

Arnold, Missouri, residents will no longer have a brick-and-mortar Bank of America location, although they will still have access to the ATM on St. John’s Church Road.

March 5:

• 1301 Jeffco Blvd., Arnold

March 5:

• 904 River Road, New Milford

The New Milford location is only 2 miles from another branch in Bergenfield. So, customers will still have nearby banking access.

Jan. 30:

• 4767 Boston Post Road, Pelham Manor

March 5:

• 23 East Main St. Washingtonville

March 8:

• 72 Second Ave., New York

March 25:

• 808 Columbus Ave., New York

Bank of America is one of the most popular banks in New York. But the bank closed a half-dozen locations in the state in 2023 and is slated to close four more in 2024.

May 21:

• 5485 Camino Al Norte, North Las Vegas

While the Camino Al Norte location is one of the only branches in the northeastern quadrant of the Las Vegas metro, customers will still have several other branches in the area to choose from.

April 9:

• 141 S. Main St., Graham

Bank of America is based in Charlotte, North Carolina, but that doesn’t grant the state immunity from closures. The Tar Heel State made out better than most places, however, with just one branch closing in 2024.

March 26:

• 515 South Boulder Ave., Tulsa

Sadly, the Bank of America branch in downtown Tulsa is closing. Luckily, Tulsa is home to around a dozen other Bank of America branches.

March 12:

3100 Garrett Road, Drexel Hill

Unlike some nearby states, Pennsylvania won’t be too hard hit by Bank of America closures.

Drexel Hill — a suburb of Philadelphia — will see one location close. But many others are still available in and around the City of Brotherly Love.

March 12:

213 5th Ave. N, Franklin

One of two Bank of America branches in Franklin, Tennessee, will close in 2024, but the other branch will remain open.

March 26:

• 780 South MacArthur Blvd., Coppell

Bank of America has dozens of locations in the Dallas-Ft. Worth megaplex. So, although the location on MacArthur Boulevard will close, the area will still have dozens of other branches.

April 9:

• 2061 Lynnhaven Parkway, Virginia Beach

May 9:

• 1111 East Main St., Richmond

The East Main Street location in Richmond is one of the few branches on the eastern side of the city. So, seeing it close will be painful for some residents.

June 11:

• 20708 Bothell-Everett Highway, Bothell

Aug. 13:

• 11060 NE 6th St., Suite 80, Bellevue

Although these two branches will close, both cities have other Bank of America branch options.

When you are trying to build wealth, it is good to have a bank branch you can visit. But brick-and-mortar branches continue to close as more people turn to online banking.

Fortunately, customers in many of the places on this list will have other branches available to them should they want to continue to keep their money with Bank of America.