May housing figures for Bastrop-Cedar Creek show a longer wait for sellers, even as the median sales price fell, according to Unlock MLS data.

What changed? Across ZIP codes 78602 and 78612, 77 homes sold in May, up from 60 during the same month in 2025.

By the numbers: The median sales price dipped from $384,000 to $369,990, while average days on market increased from 72 to 85.

What else? Most homes sold in May were priced between $300,000 and $499,999, according to Unlock MLS data.

Yoli’s Tacos y Mas is serving Tex-Mex dishes in Bastrop with a mission rooted in family legacy: carrying on Yolanda “Yoli” DeLeon’s love for food, family and community, “just like she would’ve wanted,” per the restaurant's website.

Behind the name: The brick-and-mortar eatery is named in honor of DeLeon, who opened her Tex-Mex food truck on Chestnut Street in June 2014.

Following complications related to COVID-19, she died July 20, 2021, at age 55.

The DeLeon family continued the taco truck for nearly three more years, eventually closing in April 2024.

On the menu: Amadeo "Bosshogg" DeLeon III and his team continue the family’s restaurant legacy with Tex-Mex dishes, including birria tacos, brisket, burritos, enchiladas, fajitas and quesadillas.

• Opened May 16
• 141 Tahitian Drive, Ste. A, Bastrop

Realtors at Wisdom House Realty Group will soon cut the ribbon at their recently opened space inside Community Gardens.

What they offer: Co-founders Liana and Matt Walker said their team provides educational resources on home improvement, networking opportunities and other tools to help clients make informed decisions.

Behind the name: Wisdom House Realty Group’s name was inspired by Proverbs 24:3-4.

The passage reads: "By wisdom a house is built, and through understanding it is established; through knowledge its rooms are filled with rare and beautiful treasures."

Learn more: A family-owned nursery and community hub, Community Gardens has welcomed other businesses over the past two years, including Chapala Fiesta in mid-2024 and Lost Pines Chiropractic in mid-2025.

• Opened June 1; ribbon-cutting June 30 at 10 a.m.
• Community Gardens, 1067 SH 71 W., Ste. A, Bastrop

A Crunch Fitness in Austin, an AutoZone in Lago Vista and the Plaza Saltillo Station Double Track and Trail Project are among the five most expensive projects filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation in the Austin metro this week.

1. Plaza Saltillo Station Double Track and Trail Project ($40.6 million): This project involves a change from single track to double track, building platforms and canopies for passenger waiting areas, and associated utility relocations and right-of-way flatwork.

2. Emergency Animal Hospital of Buda ($1.7 million): A new emergency animal hospital is coming to Buda, with construction set to begin in August.

3. Snack Time C-Store & Gas Station Building ($1.6 million): This project involves the construction of a single-story gas station building with a proposed deli.

4. Crunch Fitness ($1.5 million): A new Crunch Fitness location is coming to Austin. 

5. AutoZone ($1.2 million): A 6,800-square-foot AutoZone is coming to Lago Vista, with construction set to begin in December.

Bar Peached, located at 1315 W. Sixth St., Austin, has closed until further notice after a fire broke out in the attic.

What happened: The fire was caused by malfunctioning kitchen equipment, according to an email newsletter from the business, and severely destroyed the building's roof early in the morning May 31. No one was inside the building when firefighters arrived, officials said.

The background: The Old West Austin restaurant, which serves Asian-Southern fusion, is operated by the team behind Peached Tortilla and Peached Social House. The cause of the fire remains under investigation, and a timeline for reopening remains unclear.