7 Brew

A 541-square-foot pre-fabricated drive-thru only coffee shop stands at 101 E End Blvd in Marshall, Texas. The structure, filed under the name 7 Brew - Marshall, TX, is a new construction project owned by Coulter Properties, LLC. The building passed its final TDLR accessibility inspection in May 2025, confirming that the construction phase is complete and the site has met state accessibility standards.

The project was registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) in February 2024, with construction starting in May 2024. The estimated cost of the build was $500,000, which calculates to $924 per square foot. This cost per square foot is above the Harrison County median of $166 for similar new construction filings, though the total project cost sits below the county median of $883,150. The scheduled build window of 380 days was longer than the county median of 212 days.

Kinetic Design & Development served as the design firm of record, while Landy Perkins was the registered accessibility specialist. The site is located within a FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area, specifically zone AE, according to the National Flood Hazard Layer. The project is privately funded on private land for private use. The surrounding area, ZIP code 75672, has a population of about 16,636 with a median household income of $66,789, according to U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey estimates.

Coulter Properties, LLC has six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $5,250,000, including locations in Gun Barrel City, Bonham, Garland, Corsicana, and Tyler. Kinetic Design & Development has six other registered projects totaling $5,750,000, including locations in Humble, Spring, Fort Worth, Livingston, and Lufkin. The Marshall project is one of 18 new construction filings registered in Harrison County in the last 24 months. Harrison County’s unemployment rate was 5.2 percent in July 2026, higher than a year earlier, according to Federal Reserve Economic Data.

The final TDLR accessibility inspection passed in May 2025, marking the completion of the construction process for this specific facility. The record confirms the physical structure is finished and compliant, though the TDLR filing does not indicate when the business began serving customers. The project represents a small-scale commercial addition to the Harrison County business landscape, distinct from the larger median projects in the region by both size and cost per square foot.