HTX-CYF: Impact 5/28/2026

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EōS Fitness opens new location in Cy-Fair

EōS Fitness is now offering services in a new facility on the West 8 Crossing shopping center in Cy-Fair, according to a May 26 release.

The details: Per the release, the new 45,000-square-foot full-service gym features a nearly 4,000-square-foot indoor pool.

The new facility also offers:

Premium cardio and strength equipment
Innovative recovery offerings
Smart technologies

What else?: The new location also boasts a cardio theatre where members can watch big-screen movies while working out, per the release, as well as a dedicated camera friendly space for content creators. With over 225 gym locations open in Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Nevada, Southern California, Utah and Texas, the release said memberships start at $9.99 a month.

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Harris County ESD 9 board to discuss tax rate calculations, commissioner election May 28

The Harris County Emergency Services District No. 9 board is scheduled to discuss the November commissioner election, tax rate calculations and construction project updates in its upcoming May 28 meeting.

At a glance: As budget adoption for fiscal year 2026-27 approaches later this summer, the board of commissioners will set required notices for property tax rate hearings and authorize the Harris County Tax Assessor-Collector's Office to prepare tax rate calculations.

Also on the agenda: The board is scheduled to discuss the commissioner election, which will be called for Election Day on Nov. 5, per the district's website. Three seats will be on the ballot in November—those held by Commissioners Naressa MacKinnon, Cameron Dickey and Rob Paiva.

Agenda documents also show the board will revisit several tabled items from an April 16 meeting that Commissioner Jaime Martinez added for discussion.

Stay tuned: The May 28 regular board meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. in the ESD 9 Administration Building located at 10710 Telge Road, Houston. Residents can also livestream the meeting on the district's website.

Across The Region

New HAR report shows slight increase in Houston's rental listings, leased properties in April

More renters in Greater Houston signed leases in April as available listings increased slightly and prices dipped, according to a May 20 report from the Houston Association of Realtors.

Breaking it down: The number of rentable single-family homes in the Houston area expanded by about 1.9% compared to April 2025, with 113 more new listings to choose from, according to the monthly rental market update. Additionally, the number of signed leases increased by approximately 9.7%.

Another detail: As for average lease prices, costs eased slightly by about 2.6% compared to last April, with the average lease price totaling $2,274 in 2026, the report shows.

Quote of note: "We're continuing to see a healthy rental market across Houston," HAR Chair Theresa Hill said in a statement. "Renters have more homes to choose from right now, and that's helping create a little more breathing room when it comes to pricing and decision making. Heading into the summer months, those conditions should continue to support a steady and competitive rental market."