1056717 7-11 Cresson TX @ Hwy 337 & Yellowstone Blvd

The project identified as 1056717 7-Eleven is a new construction site for a convenience store with fuel sales located at the intersection of Highway 337 and Yellowstone Boulevard in Cresson, Hood County. The filing specifies a total square footage of 4,816 sq ft and an estimated cost of $950,000. TDLR completed plan review in September 2025 and construction is scheduled to finish in October 2026, with work starting February 2026. The status is Review Complete, and the project is privately funded on private land.

Land Fund Manager LP is the owner or developer of record, while Relevant Studio, LLC serves as the design firm. Kimberly J Goss is the registered accessibility specialist for this specific filing. The scope of work is strictly defined as the new construction of a convenience store with fuel sales, with no renovation or expansion of existing structures mentioned in the record.

Cost and Size Comparison

Compared to 191 TDLR-registered new construction filings in Hood County, the $950,000 estimated cost for 1056717 7-Eleven is above the county median of $710,000. The calculated cost of $197 per sq ft is also above the county median of $137 per sq ft. The scheduled build window of 241 days is close to the county median of 206 days. These figures are computed from TDLR filings and provide context for the scale of this specific project relative to others in the county.

Relevant Studio, LLC has six other TDLR-registered projects totaling $4,950,000. These include 7-Eleven locations in Little Elm, Crandall, Springtown, and Melissa, as well as an Oncore Building in Fort Worth. The consistent $950,000 estimated cost for the 7-Eleven projects suggests a standardized build model for this chain within the firm's portfolio.

Local Area Context

Census estimates for ZIP code 76035 indicate a population of about 3,247 and a median household income of $99,355. There are 1,341 housing units, with a median owner-occupied home value of $387,400. The area is predominantly owner-occupied. Hood County’s unemployment rate was 5 percent in June 2026, which is higher than a year earlier. This economic context frames the local market in which the new 7-Eleven is being built.