7 Brew Drive Thru Coffee in Richardson, TX

7 Brew Drive Thru Coffee - Richardson is a new construction project located at 1230 Belt Line Road in Richardson. The 660 sq ft facility is designed for drive-thru retail coffee service and includes site work. The owner of record is GMC Pursuit JV, LLC, and the design firm is +One Design. The estimated cost for this privately funded project is $1,050,000. It is located on private land in Dallas County.

Construction for 7 Brew Drive Thru Coffee - Richardson was scheduled to begin in July 2023 with a planned completion date of October 2023. This 91-day build window is shorter than the 243-day median for new construction filings in Dallas County. The estimated cost of $1,050,000 is close to the county median of $950,000 for similar projects. However, the cost per square foot of $1,591 is above the county median of $125, reflecting the specialized nature of the drive-thru layout.

The surrounding area, ZIP code 75081, has a population of about 36,065 and a median household income of $90,953. Other nearby registered projects include renovations at Collins Apartments and Buckingham Place, as well as new construction for Liberty Middle School. +One Design has completed six other TDLR-registered projects in the region, totaling $2,060,000, including work for Medical City in Dallas and an air hanger in Grand Prairie.

TDLR completed plan review in March 2023 and construction was scheduled to finish in October 2023; TDLR has not yet recorded a final inspection, so the current state of the site is not confirmed in the public record. The status of the business operations is distinct from the construction record and is not verified by the TDLR filing. The project remains a private development with no public funding or use.

The design firm, +One Design, has a track record of smaller commercial and institutional projects. Their other work includes buildings in Southlake and Flower Mound, all of which are closed. The Richardson project stands out for its high cost per square foot relative to the county average, likely due to the compact footprint and drive-thru infrastructure. The private nature of the funding means there are no public tax implications or community benefit requirements beyond standard building codes.