O'Reilly Auto Parts is moving forward on developing its first retail shop in the Binghamton area.

The national car parts chain has been planning to open a Broome County store for a few years.

Broome County's first O'Reilly Auto Parts store will be located on this site east of Union-Endicott High School. (Photo: Bob Joseph/WNBF News)
Broome County's first O'Reilly Auto Parts store will be located on this site east of Union-Endicott High School. (Photo: Bob Joseph/WNBF News)
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An official of the Missouri-based company last May confirmed O'Reilly intended to set up shop in Endicott.

O'Reilly acquired a two-acre site on East Main Street between Grant and Garfield avenues. The property was purchased from Marchuska Brothers Construction last December for $695,000.

Work underway at the O'Reilly store site on East Main Street on March 25, 2024. (Photo: Bob Joseph/WNBF News)
Work underway at the O'Reilly store site on East Main Street on March 25, 2024. (Photo: Bob Joseph/WNBF News)
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Construction of the Endicott store had been expected to start last summer. Although some preliminary work occurred at the site last year, construction operations didn't get underway until this month.

An O'Reilly representative on Wednesday was unable to say when the store would open. The construction work should be completed in about six months.

O'Reilly now operates about 6,100 stores in the United States and Mexico. There are 37 O'Reilly Auto Parts stores in New York and 47 in Pennsylvania.

VIDEO: A look at some of the activity now underway for the new store being built on East Main Street in Endicott.

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