Wingstop (Marshall, TX)

The renovation of the former Payless Shoesource location at 101 East End Blvd South in Marshall, Texas, is complete. TDLR closed the project file in August 2020, which marks the end of the accessibility review process for this construction. The project, filed under the name Wingstop (Marshall, TX), involved a tenant finish out of an existing shell building. The work scope included new walls, finishes, restrooms, mechanical equipment, and plumbing and electrical rough-ins for new equipment, with no exterior modifications.

The project covered 1,802 square feet with an estimated cost of $175,000, resulting in a cost per square foot of $97. This figure is close to the county median of $93 for similar renovation and alteration filings in Harrison County. The total estimated cost is below the county median of $300,000 for this project type. The scheduled build window was 63 days, which is shorter than the county median of 92 days.

Jeff Worthen is listed as the owner and developer of record for the project. Michael J. Wilkus Architect served as the design firm of record. This firm has two other TDLR-registered projects totaling $350,000, including Royse City Retail in Royse City and Corner at Kirkwood in Houston, both of which are closed. The project is privately funded on private land for private use.

The site is located in Harrison County and falls inside a FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area (zone AE). The project was registered with TDLR in April 2020, with construction starting in June 2020 and a completion date of August 2020. The TDLR status is Project Closed. Other registered projects in the area include Academy Sports + Outdoors, Administration Facility, Marshall RC, Walmart #918.278, and Integrity Urgent Care.

ZIP code 75760 has a population of about 2,114, a median household income of $77,803, and 1,349 housing units. The median owner-occupied home value is $138,900, and housing is predominantly owner-occupied. Harrison County’s unemployment rate was 5.2 percent in July 2026, higher than a year earlier. The project’s closure confirms the end of the accessibility review process, not necessarily the opening of the business.