Holland Home’s Chief Financial Officer, Adam Kinder, testified before the Michigan House Finance Committee on April 21 as it considered addressing property tax policies for nonprofit registered Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs).
“The Averden is unlike anything Ada has seen before,” said Troy Vugteveen, President and CEO of Trillium Living, which owns Holland Home. “This community reflects Holland Home’s unwavering commitment to excellence and Christ-like care. It’s about creating a refined, community-focused lifestyle for older adults who want to remain active, connected, and supported as they age.”
Three distinct neighborhoods will offer all residents different lifestyle options with access to the plethora of fitness, activity, and socializing areas, featuring indoor pickleball courts, an indoor pool, walking/running track, personal and group fitness space, a golf simulator, theater, and dining options at its restaurant, cafe, and pub.