New shopping center off Loop 1604 and Shaenfield Road in San Antonio. Candice Avila-Garcia/MySA As we dive into the second half of 2025, several San Antonians are finally seeing the result of major that were announced earlier this year. For some of the properties still underway, developers are continuing to make progress amid challenges like inflation, tariff increases and community backlash. In preparation for the coming year,MySA took a closer look at which San Antonio area shopping centers recently opened their doors — and which are under construction in up-and-coming neighborhoods. Article continues below this ad Bath &amp; Body Works The Ohio-based fragrance and skincare company has expanded its reach with a , a center on San Antonio's Far Westside. Unlike some of the brand's other stores, this one features a design aimed at attracting Generation Z shoppers. It displays a spacious floor plan, interactive product testing options and more organized aisles. **Find it:** 8219 Texas Highway 151, 103 Space 38 Article continues below this ad Burlington So far this year, San Antonio residents have been gifted numerous new spots to shop for budget-friendly products. Burlington opened three new locations across the city, bringing its total locations in Texas to 126. The company first announced the opening of two new stores in early May. A spokesperson for Burlington Stores Inc. told MySA these two locations are expected to open sometime this month. **Find it:** 4807 West Commerce Street and 3143 Southeast Military Drive The following month, Burlington announced an additional store on the city's It's slated to anchor Bandera Road, not far from a nearby H-E-B Plus. A tentative opening date is scheduled for August, a company spokesperson told MySA. **Find it:**11650 Bandera Road Article continues below this ad Dollar Tree Savings for customers continues with the construction of a . A Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) filing shows the store is expected to be fully built by October 2025, raising hope for it to open in time for Halloween costume shopping. **Find it:** 742 Northwest Loop 410 in Suite 119 Marshall's In mid-May, the North Carolina-based investing company Big V Property Group announced that both a are coming to The Rim Shopping Center sometime between July and September of this year. Article continues below this ad A TDLR report shows construction on the roughly 26,500-square-foot Marshall's began in June. The store will replace a former Market by Macy's location and has an estimated renovation cost of $1.5 million. The build should be complete by Sunday, September 14, according to the report, though that date may not align with the store's official opening. **Find it:** 5811 Worth Parkway in Unit 109 Sierra Trading Construction on the is expected to cost $4 million, a TDLR filing states. Crews began working at the property in January, and an estimated completion date is listed for Friday, July 18. Article continues below this ad **Find it:** 17815 La Cantera, Suite 120 Shop My Closet, a new,women's-only thrift boutique in San Antonio, Texas, is shown at 7205 Bandera Road, Suite 201. Melanie Love Salazar/MySA Shop My Closet Late last month, a opened on Bandera Road. Operated by 28-year-old entrepreneur Miriam Carrizales, it offers gently used pieces that reflect both current fashion trends and timeless wardrobe staples. Article continues below this ad **Find it:** 7205 Bandera Road, Suite 201 Borgfeld Crossing San Antonio-based developer Birnbaum Property Company, which is behind the creation of two other shopping plazas in the city, is creating a new plaza on the city's far Northside. The hub, , will bring new Mexican cuisine options, beauty shops and medical and dental businesses to the area. **Find it:** 1611 E. Borgfeld Drive Article continues below this ad A new shopping center coming to 5420 Wiseman Boulevard is shown in San Antonio, Texas. Courtesy of Candice Avila-Garcia/MySA Cottonwood Pointe Retail Center Yet another retail project slated for San Antonio's Far Westside, , is nearing its construction finish line. It's expected to be fully built by this fall and is searching for quick-service restaurants, coffee shops and a Pilates studios to lease the space. **Find it:** 5420 Wiseman Boulevard Article continues below this ad Providence on the Green Investors are pouring over $11 million into two . The first, Providence on the Green, will sit near The Links at Canyon Springs and The Coves neighborhoods. Construction on the roughly 15,800-square-foot project has been almost three years in the making, and this past April, the design firm celebrated a major milestone — completing the building's main structure. MySA previously reached out to the firm for an estimated grand opening date but did not hear back in time for publication. **Find it:** 25392 Canyon Golf Road Article continues below this ad Stone Oak Mercantile The second project is , a roughly $6.4 million, two-story plaza. A property flyer from real estate company Fulcrum Development shows the plaza will include fan-favorite spots like Chick-fil-A and Black Rock Coffee. Other reports say it will also include the city's first Crust Pizza Co. The build-out of Stone Oak Mercantile is expected to be complete in the summer of 2025, according to Fulcrum's website. However, the project's TDLR lists its finish date as March 1, 2026. **Find it:** 20135 Stone Oak Parkway Article continues below this ad Renderings of The Shoppes at Babcock, a new shopping center coming to San Antonio, Texas, in summer 2025. Courtesy of Jaffar Chughtai/The Emery Group The Shoppes at Babcock Folks living in the Country View Village and Tanglewood neighborhoods will be among the closest to another center, The , which is set to host a pizza restaurant, coffee shop and martial arts school. A real estate agent with The Emery Group, who is working on the project, says the center plans to host its grand opening sometime this summer. Construction on the shops initially began in December 2025 and is expected to be complete around Sunday, July 15. Article continues below this ad **Find it:** 6410 Babcock Road Alsatian Oaks Big changes are also coming to Castroville, a small town roughly 25 miles west of San Antonio. The Medina County city is preparing for its first bustling shopping district, , which will contain a TJ Maxx, James Avery and more.Phase one of construction on the retail center, listed as “Alsatian Oaks” on the Merit General Contractors (Merit GC) website, is expected to be completed in Castroville by next summer. **Find it:**1151 U.S. Highway 90 East, Castroville, Texas Article continues below this ad Town East Crossing Retail Additionally joining the Castroville lineup is , a $1.83 million center expected to include a daycare center and coffee shop, among other shops. A tentative opening date for the plaza is scheduled for the second quarter of 2026. **Find it:** 1762 U.S. Highway 90 East,Castroville, Texas Potranco-Reid Ranch South Retail A property overview from the firm InvestCore Commercial shows that a roughly 44,000-square-foot . It's set to include a new Dollar Tree,Ez's Brick Oven and Grill and a new McDonald's, along with other businesses. Article continues below this ad **Find it:** 12834 Potranco Road A mockup of Delphi at Potranco is shown. Courtesy of Rashid Khalife/Dominion Adviosry Group Delphi at Potranco Also headed for this side of town is the, a $3.4 million two-story shopping plaza. Construction on the center is expected to be complete in the second quarter of 2026, and a tentative opening date is also expected to occur around that time. Article continues below this ad **Find it:**14617 Potranco Road. The Portico at Shaenfield Ranch Construction on is also now nearing completion on San Antonio's Far Westside. The lineup for this center includes Box Street Social, Black Swan Yoga, and D'Fish House (the city's first location). Tenants will begin building out the interior of their spaces this September, according to project developer Dominion Advisory Group. An opening date was not available. **Find it:** 7807 W. Loop 1604 N. Shopping center headed to the intersection of Talley Road and Wiseman Blvd. Courtesy of Google Maps Retail Project at Talley Road and Wiseman Boulevard Last month, Texas-based real estate firm Birnbaum Property Company started construction on a at Talley Road and Wiseman Boulevard. Several restaurants are expected to take over the space, including Fatburger and Roundtable Pizza, which is planning another San Antonio location in the shuttered Bei Fang Chinese Restaurant near USAA. Article continues below this ad Construction on the roughly 18,000-square-foot shopping center is expected to be complete by spring 2026, according to the Birnbaum Property Company. **Find it:** 2807 Talley Road

San Antonio set for explosive retail growth in 2025

The article highlights multiple retail developments in San Antonio, Texas, including new shopping centers, store openings, and construction projects across neighborhoods like the Far Westside, Castroville, and Northside. Key projects include Bath & Body Works, Burlington, Dollar Tree, Marshall's, and new shopping plazas like Borgfeld Crossing and The Shoppes at Babcock, with some slated for 2025 or 2026.