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''This article refers to a building on 20th Street North.  For the building on 19th Street North, see [[Taylor Lofts]].''
The '''Taylor Building''' at 9 [[20th Street North]], is the headquarters for [[Superior Bank|Superior Mortgage Corporation]].  It is located at the southeast corner of [[20th Street North]] and [[Morris Avenue]] in the parking deck built by the City of Birmingham in [[1999]] for the adjacent [[John A. Hand Building]].  It is named for [[Jimmy Taylor]], the former CEO of what is now [[Superior Bank|Superior Bancorp]], who was instrumental in getting the parking deck built.  The space was vacant until [[2008]].  In June [[2007]], Superior  leased the space from the city in order to expand its mortgage division, which moved into the space in March  2008.
The '''Taylor Building''' at 9 [[20th Street North]], is the headquarters for [[Superior Bank|Superior Mortgage Corporation]].  It is located at the southeast corner of [[20th Street North]] and [[Morris Avenue]] in the parking deck built by the City of Birmingham in [[1999]] for the adjacent [[John A. Hand Building]].  It is named for [[Jimmy Taylor]], the former CEO of what is now [[Superior Bank|Superior Bancorp]], who was instrumental in getting the parking deck built.  The space was vacant until [[2008]].  In June [[2007]], Superior  leased the space from the city in order to expand its mortgage division, which moved into the space in March  2008.



Revision as of 10:03, 17 March 2009

This article refers to a building on 20th Street North. For the building on 19th Street North, see Taylor Lofts.

The Taylor Building at 9 20th Street North, is the headquarters for Superior Mortgage Corporation. It is located at the southeast corner of 20th Street North and Morris Avenue in the parking deck built by the City of Birmingham in 1999 for the adjacent John A. Hand Building. It is named for Jimmy Taylor, the former CEO of what is now Superior Bancorp, who was instrumental in getting the parking deck built. The space was vacant until 2008. In June 2007, Superior leased the space from the city in order to expand its mortgage division, which moved into the space in March 2008.

The site was the home of the Elyton Land Company.