Hoboken Officials Cut Ribbon On New Bank of America Center

HOBOKEN, NJ — The Bank of America held a ribbon cutting Thursday at their new Hoboken branch at 55 Washington St.

The new 5,895 square foot financial center has six private offices and three ATM machines.

It replaces two smaller locations that closed in the mile-square city in 2023.

There is also a standalone Bank of America ATM machine at the shopping plaza at 400 Newark St.

On hand for the ribbon-cutting Thursday were Hoboken Mayor Ravi Bhalla, Hudson County Commissioner Anthony Romano, and new 1st Ward Councilman Paul Presinzano.

Also on hand were Bank of America officials, including Alberto Garofalo, the market president of Bank of America New Jersey, who noted that he had grown up in West New York and graduated from Memorial High School.

This past week, the Bank also announced that it had leased 21 floors at 525 Washington Blvd. in Jersey City. READ MORE: Bank of America Leases Much Of Jersey City Tower For 2026

See prior reporting here: Bank of America To Move To New Location In December.