Bastrop retail boom expands SH 71 corridor
21 May 2026
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Bastrop is part of a growing Central Texas mixed-use development trend, with about 500 acres of retail, dining, medical and other uses planned within a 3-mile stretch.
What we know
Three developments—Sendero, Burleson Crossing East and Bastrop West—are in various stages of construction.
While Sendero and Burleson Crossing East would add retail and dining, Sendero would also bring housing and medical services.
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