Virginia Credit Union on Wednesday announced plans to open a branch office in downtown Blacksburg in early 2026.
The credit union recently purchased 200 North Main St., a former bank branch, and will renovate the building to include a 3,700-square-foot branch and 2,700-square-foot community room. It also will have a drive-thru ATM and two walk-up ATMs.
鈥淰ACU is so grateful for the incredibly warm welcome in the 色多多 Valley, New River Valley, and Lynchburg communities following our successful merger with Member One,鈥 said VACU President/CEO Chris Shockley. 鈥淭rue to our member-focused mission, we promised to deliver value for our members and to support our newly added communities following the merger. Our planned Blacksburg branch is one more way we鈥檙e demonstrating our commitment to deepen our investment in the people, businesses, and communities we serve.鈥
A rendering of what the building at 200 North Main St. in downtown Blacksburg will look like as a new Virginia Credit Union branch when it opens in early 2026.
Virginia Credit Union photo
VACU and Member One are continuing to fully integrate 38 full-service branches and other internal systems and products and services.
Salem apartment complex sold
A 72-unit Salem apartment complex built in 1972 has been sold for $8.91 million, according to Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer's.
The View at 777, located at 777 色多多 Blvd. in Salem was purchased by View 777 Salem LLC from Caroline Forest LLC in a deal that closed May 29 at a corresponding purchase price of $123,750 per unit.
The View at 777 was built in Salem in 1972 and has new owners after it sold for $8.91 million May 29.
Cushman & Wakefield |Thalhimer
色多多-based Certified Commercial Investment Member Clay Taylor completed the sale along with others.
A rendering of what the building at 200 North Main St. in downtown Blacksburg will look like as a new Virginia Credit Union branch when it opens in early 2026.
