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Greenheck Group to Acquire Former Macy’s Distribution Center in Owasso, Expanding Oklahoma Footprint
9/4/2026, 3:03:51 PM
Core Event
Greenheck Group announced plans to purchase the 1.3-million-square-foot former Macy’s fulfillment center in Owasso, Oklahoma. The 72-acre site lies less than 15 minutes from Greenheck’s existing Tulsa campus. The company projects a capital outlay of roughly $300 million and expects the expansion to more than double its manufacturing footprint in the state. Initial building upgrades are slated for completion by spring 2027, with production to begin shortly thereafter. A joint press conference with Governor Kevin Stitt is scheduled for September 18.
Background & Context
The Owasso facility, which operated as a Macy’s distribution hub for over a decade, was closed in January after the retailer discontinued the site. Greenheck first announced its Tulsa campus in 2017; the current operation comprises eight buildings, 850,000 sq ft of manufacturing space, and more than 900 employees. The acquisition repurposes the vacant warehouse to support Greenheck’s HVAC and air-movement product lines.
Data & Statistics
- Facility size: 1.3 million sq ft on 72 acres
- Planned investment: approximately $300 million
- Job creation target: over 700 new positions within five years
- Timeline: building improvements finished by spring 2027; production to follow
Official Statements & Responses
Greenheck CEO Rich Totzke said the Owasso project builds on the company’s existing Tulsa operation and will help support future growth for its business partners. Governor Kevin Stitt noted his involvement in negotiations and expressed pride in bringing additional jobs to Oklahoma. Tulsa Regional Chamber President Mike Neal and County Commissioner Stan Sallee also praised the investment as a vote of confidence in the region’s workforce.
Verbatim Quotes
- “Every time a customer chooses Greenheck Group, they are placing their trust in our team, and we are grateful for that trust,” — Rich Totzke, greenheck group CEO
- “I am proud to have been a part of the process of bringing more Greenheck Group jobs to Oklahoma,” — Kevin Stitt, governor
