March 9th, 2022
Developers are breaking ground on a 240-acre business park in Tomball anchored by a large new Macy's distribution center. The project, called Interchange 249, is expected to encompass more than 3 million square feet within ten buildings located at the southwest corner of Highway 249 and Rocky Road in Tomball.
Construction work already started on Macy's new 900,000 square-foot facility, but developers Wednesday launched the construction of the rest of phase one of the project. Phase two and three of the park could include a mix of speculative buildings and built-to-suit facilities, a Lovett spokesman said.
Marketing and leasing efforts for Interchange 249 will be handled by Jim Foreman and Allison Bergmann of Cushman & Wakefield. Harvey Builders is the General Contractor for the Macy’s Build-to-Suit, Powers Brown Architecture is the lead architect, and Kimley-Horn is serving as the project’s civil engineer.
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