Several restaurants and fast-casual food venues either opened of celebrated a year in business over the last three months in the Spring area, according to previous Community Impact reporting. Check out what is happening near you. This list is not comprehensive.

Bamburger: The Spring-based eatery offers a variety of smash burgers in beef or chicken alongside items such as chicken tenders with fries and fries covered in cheese, jalapenos and bam sauce.

Los Cochinitos: Los Cochinitos serves authentic Mexican food including carnitas, enchiladas, tamales and quesadillas, per the business website.

Golden Roastery: Golden Roastery offers Arab and Turkish sweets including roasted nuts, halal gummies, chocolates, coffee and Palestinian delights. The Middle East roastery offers both in-store services and a dining area available to enjoy its Palestinian delights.

Emergency and urgent care center Spring Cypress ER held a grand opening of its new facility in partnership with Aether Health serving the Spring area.

The details: Formerly known as Total Point ER, the new clinic is open 24/7 and provides care for a variety of medical issues including stroke, lacerations, flu-like symptoms and more. Aether Health operates a number of 24/7 emergency centers across Texas, per the website.

• 8929 Spring Cypress Road, Spring

Houston’s housing market returned to a more balanced pace in 2025, with single-family sales climbing and prices largely holding steady as inventory expanded, according to a year-end update from the Houston Association of Realtors. 

What this means: HAR reported total property sales in the region finished 2025 up 2.3% from 2024, while total dollar volume rose 4.5% to $42.9 billion. Single-family home sales increased 3.8% year over year, with 88,634 homes sold in 2025 compared to 85,373 in 2024. 
A key driver of the shift was more inventory, active listings climbed through the year and hit a record high of 39,490 in July, when the market reached a 5.5-month supply—the highest level since June 2012, per HAR. 

Keep in mind: As supply grew, prices moderated, according to the HAR report the median home price was essentially flat year over year at $334,990, while the average home price rose 0.9% to $426,558 in 2025.