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MERCANTILE BANK PLANS NEW HOLLAND LOCATION TO SUPPORT LAKESHORE MARKET GROWTH

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MERCANTILE BANK PLANS NEW HOLLAND LOCATION TO SUPPORT LAKESHORE MARKET GROWTH
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James Street property will become home to a new full-service banking center, expanding services across the region Key Takeaways: New facility will feature a full-service branch…

James Street property will become home to a new full-service banking center, expanding services across the region

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Nov. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Mercantile Bank has purchased the property at 12274 James St. in Holland, marking the next step in the bank's continued investment and growth in the Lakeshore market.

"This is an important investment in our future across the Lakeshore," said Scott Setlock, Chief Operating Officer of Mercantile Bank. "These are vibrant, growing communities, and we want to grow alongside them. This location gives us the space and accessibility to expand our team, provide a full range of banking services and continue building relationships throughout the market for years to come."

The property will become home to a new Mercantile banking center, featuring a full-service branch and drive-thru, along with additional space to support the bank's growing Lakeshore team. Once complete, this location will replace Mercantile's current downtown Holland office. The expanded space will bring more retail banking services and team members to the market, making it even easier for customers to connect with Mercantile.

"The lakeshore has a strong business community, with entrepreneurs and families who value local relationships. We've built strong connections, and we look forward to building even more relationships throughout the community," said Kevin Phillips, Lakeshore Community Bank President at Mercantile. "As we continue to grow our presence, we're focused on providing experienced local bankers, responsive service, and decisions made by people who know the local market."

The James Street property provides the visibility and space to support Mercantile's long-term plans for the Lakeshore. The new facility is expected to more than double the bank's current team capacity in the market.

Planning and design work for the new facility is underway. While the project timeline will depend on the design, approval and construction processes…

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