Stone Oak Mercantile Adds New Retail Tenants
Fulcrum Property Group has signed two new businesses to the nearly completed San Antonio shopping center development.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Openings & Closings

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Fulcrum Property Group has secured Chocolate House and Ondee Head Spa and Wellness as the latest tenants for the Stone Oak Mercantile project. These new additions will occupy 4,620 square feet within the 57,325-square-foot development.
Why it matters
The development seeks to capitalize on the high traffic volume along Stone Oak Parkway, where daily vehicle counts exceed 11,000. Located near San Antonio International Airport, the project aims to serve a growing commercial corridor in Northside San Antonio.
The Stone Oak Mercantile shopping center represents a $6.4 million investment. The site is situated less than seven miles from San Antonio International Airport.
The players
Fulcrum Property Group
This company is the developer behind the Stone Oak Mercantile project.
Chocolate House
This business is one of the two new retail tenants recently signed to the shopping center.
Ondee Head Spa and Wellness
This business is a new health and wellness tenant secured for the development.
Box St. All Day
This local restaurant chain is among the previously announced tenants slated for the site.
The details
The project features a diverse tenant mix including Box St. All Day, Paris Baguette, and JetSet Pilates. Construction on the site, located at 20135 Stone Oak Parkway, began in March 2026 and is approaching its final phases.
Timeline
March 2026: Construction on the shopping center began.
October 21, 2026: The developer announced the newest tenant signings.
November 30, 2026: Construction is tentatively scheduled for completion.
December 2026: Developers plan to turn over retail space to tenants.
Mid-2027: Box St. All Day is expected to open its location.
Market Landscape
This development follows the documented trend of rapid retail growth along the Stone Oak Parkway commercial corridor. It directly competes for market share by leveraging high traffic volumes to attract lifestyle and dining brands to Northside San Antonio.
Local residents can expect new dining and wellness options to become available following the December 2026 turnover. The development adds to the concentration of retail services currently available in the Northside area.
The takeaway
The addition of these tenants highlights the continued attractiveness of the Northside area for new commercial ventures. Residents should monitor for individual store opening announcements throughout 2027 as the center nears full operation.
What happens next
Construction is tentatively scheduled to conclude on November 30, 2026, with space turnover expected in December 2026.
Further reading
For more news on new businesses arriving in the city, visit San Antonio Openings & Closings.
Source note: This article includes information reported by MySA.
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