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Thanks.  My concern is that I don't want to create a new listing, but just change all of the original ones.  Does this edit do that with address? Sorry, I wasn't completely clear from  your answer. I had already loaded his information for the old address which no longer exists.  This is a new address but the same Google listing. Don't want the old one to exist any more. Thanks.

They successfully changed their Google+ local address. I have their listing in the Moz Local product.  How should I handle the address change?  Will it find it on its own? I noticed with another client it noticed a name change that occurred and automatically updated the listing. Does it do this with address change?  Thanks!

Sorry. I was reading in the discussion and someone had suggested changing the phone number on the listing and then closing. I'm guessing this would remove the NAP match of the listing and take away some of the negative issues with closing the location?  That was what I was referring to. I appreciate your help on this.  I am definitely much more informed on this than before and I don't know that there is a clear answer. It may come down to what the business needs to do from a non-SEO perspective and then we just adapt.  I can only inform them of the difficulties and risks involved.  Thanks again.

Thank you.  This is indeed a case where just the branch is closing and not the entire bank.  IT looks like this causes a problem but from the thread was just confusing.  Is it better to claim (if they haven't) and change the phone number on the listing before closing? Is it better to just leave it open if they still own the number even if the branch won't be there for people?

I have a client that is a bank that is closing a location. I have worked with moves, but not full closes.  Is there an easy tool or method in Moz Local to close a location everywhere?

Thanks so much everyone. Not only was it all very helpful, it was very fast.  Thanks and have a great day.

Have a friend that does a site with bible verses and different peoples thoughts or feelings on them.  Since I'm an SEO he came to me with questions and duplicate content red flag popped up in my head. My clients all generate their own content so not familiar with this world.  Since Bible verses appear all over the place, is there a way to address this from an SEO standpoint to avoid duplicate content issues? Thanks in advance.