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Pilates Addiction coming soon to Vintage Park area

Pilates Addiction, an exercise studio specializing in Pilates-style workouts, is projected to open in the Vintage Park neighborhood in early fall, franchise co-owner Lacey Williams confirmed.

In a nutshell: The new Pilates studio will be located in a shopping plaza near the intersection of Louetta and Cullen roads. Williams said she and her husband Russell, who co-owns the studio with her, are excited to bring Pilates Addiction to the Vintage Park community.

Williams said she was attracted to the Pilates Addiction brand because of its attention to detail, with intentional music and lighting for every class and exercises designed around the company's patented Aurum Reformer machine.

What they offer: Pilates Addiction offers group fitness classes using the Aurum Reformer, a machine combining the traditional Reformer, Wunda Chair, Ballet Bar and Jump Board, according to the studio's website.

Quote of note: "From the jumpboard to the ballet bar, every detail is designed to level up how you move, feel and perform," she said in an email to Community Impact.

10300 Louetta Road, Ste. 100, Spring

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Local Eats

Common Bond Coffee & Bakery to open in Spring

Common Bond officials told Community Impact the bakery has plans to expand with a new location early this summer. The new location will be located at the former Panara Bread on Kuykendahl Road.

The details: Per officials the new location features a drive through to offer guests a convenient way to grab breakfast, lunch and pastries.

On the menu: Common Bond offers croissants, muffins, scones, and cake balls as well as breakfast items such as breakfast sandwiches, egg bites and a variety of coffee options.

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Metro News

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."