• Brookfield Residential: building on homesites measuring 40, 50 and 60 feet
• Highland Homes: building on homesites measuring 45 feet
• Perry Homes: building on homesites measuring 55 feet
• Toll Brothers: building on homesites measuring 70 feet

StretchLab is set to open in early October in the Magnolia Creek area, featuring a 25 or 50-minute private session, according to the gym’s website.

What they offer: StretchLab offers assisted stretching to improve range of motion and flexibility, and reduce pain and tension. The sessions are based on the client’s specific needs, focusing on problem areas or targeting certain muscle groups.

Additionally, StretchLab offers Normatec Compression Therapy, which can improve circulation, flexibility and muscle recovery. 

A closer look: To personalize sessions, StretchLab uses scanning technology to create a full-body assessment of each client.

📍 4550 W. League City Parkway, League City

Per a Sept. 12 press release, the American Cancer Society and Occidental have partnered to expand access to life-saving cancer treatment to patients across Texas. Occidental’s half-million-dollar donation will help the American Cancer Society continue to deliver the resources patients need to access cancer care that could save their lives.

The details: With the new contribution, Occidental is helping fund essential access to care programs that remove barriers often standing between diagnosis and survival for cancer patients, according to the release.

Programs the partnership is helping with include free lodging, rides to treatment and 24/7 support for cancer patients and caregivers.

Quote of note: “We are honored to contribute to the American Cancer Society and help remove barriers to accessing vital care so people can focus on their healing journey,” said Rob Stevens, vice president of supply chain with Occidental.

The Houston rental market had a record number of available listings in August, according to the Houston Association of Realtors’ August 2025 Rental Market Update released Sept. 17.

A closer look: According to the release, there was a 3.1% increase in the number of single-family homes leased this August compared to the same time last year. At the same time, active listings surpassed 10,000 units in August.

Rental properties are taking a little longer to lease, however, with an average of 35 days on the market compared to 32 days a year ago.

What they’re saying: “Houston renters are in a strong position right now with more choices and stable lease prices,” HAR Chair Shae Cottar said. “As mortgage rates continue to ease, we expect to see more renters exploring their dream of homeownership in the coming months.”