Spring

What We Love About Spring

Spring, Texas is a city located just north of Houston that spans a large geographic region. Originally, Spring was inhabited by the Orcoquiza Native Americans. Like many mid-sized cities in Texas, Spring was relatively small during its beginnings. In the mid 1800s, a man by the name of William Pierpont placed a trading post in Spring Creek, attracting settlers. At the time, the population was at a mere 153 people. By 1910, around 50 years later, the population had grown 1,200. Spring bloomed as immigrants arrived and began farming on the land. Cash crops were grown, including sugarcane and cotton. The arrival of the International and Great Northern Railroad in the late 1800s plus the addition of a post office greatly contributed to the expansion of the area. Fast forward to the 1970s, when Houston’s suburbs began to develop. Spring became part of both Harris County and Montgomery County, and exists as an official Census Designated Place by the US Census. Subdivisions and residential areas opened around Spring, and the Old Town Spring Association was created to promote the shopping district of the city. Spring has certainly come far when compared to its humble beginnings, as demonstrated by the nearly 55,000 people in Spring itself and overall 80,000 people residing in the greater area known as Spring. The city is now filled with schools, parks, and libraries, and boasts tourist attractions including shopping, retail, and large annual events. Out of all the things to love about Spring though, Davis Law Group’s favorite is the people. We’re honored to serve the community of Spring, representing them through some of life's greatest challenges.