Forum Lviv

Forum Lviv is a shopping and leisure centre in Lviv, Ukraine. The centre opened on 25 September 2015 on Pid Dubom Street, in the central part of the city. It was developed as a contemporary urban retail destination combining fashion, food, entertainment, services and everyday shopping in one complex. The mall is owned by the Dutch company Multi Corporation. The centre has three floors and approximately 35,000 square metres of retail space. Its location near the centre of Lviv gives it a city-oriented character rather than that of a peripheral retail park. The building also includes an underground car park with capacity for approximately 600 vehicles. Its design and positioning allow visitors to combine shopping with dining, cinema visits and family leisure activities while remaining close to the historic urban core. Forum Lviv's tenant mix includes both Ukrainian and international brands. Its principal retail anchors include Silpo, a supermarket, and Comfy, an electronics retailer. Fashion and lifestyle tenants listed in descriptions of the centre include Zara, Bershka, Pull&Bear, Stradivarius, Massimo Dutti, Pierre Cardin, Oysho, Mango, LC Waikiki, Reserved, Cropp, House, Sinsay, CCC, Intertop, Colin's, Timberland, Lacoste, Pandora, Brocard, Intimissimi and Women'secret. The range also includes children's retail and entertainment, represented by Budynok Igrashok and Igroland, as well as consumer electronics, cosmetics, footwear, accessories and clothing. Leisure and food are important parts of the offering. The complex contains a Planeta Kino cinema, restaurants and cafés, including Sushiya and McDonald's, together with other dining options. These facilities broaden the centre's role beyond transactional retail and support visits by families, tourists, office workers and local residents. Forum Lviv is therefore positioned as a mixed-use urban shopping destination serving routine needs as well as recreation. The available reference material does not identify a founder, a publicly listed status, a ticker, financial results or a detailed management history. It also does not document a separate product brand portfolio, major campaigns, scandals or corporate transactions involving the centre. The centre's known identity is principally tied to its location, tenant portfolio, shopping-centre facilities and ownership by Multi Corporation.

Forum Lviv was established as a major urban shopping-centre project in Lviv and opened to the public on 25 September 2015. The centre was built on Pid Dubom Street in the central part of the city, giving it a location-oriented identity connected with Lviv's inner urban area rather than a distant suburban retail zone. At opening, the centre's operating concept brought together approximately 35,000 square metres of retail space across three floors. The property was designed to combine several categories of use: fashion and lifestyle shopping, grocery retail, consumer electronics, food service, cinema and leisure. This format reflects the role of modern shopping centres as destinations where visitors can complete everyday errands while also spending time on dining and entertainment. The tenant structure includes large anchor operators as well as specialist and international brands. Silpo provides supermarket shopping, while Comfy serves the electronics category. Fashion tenants listed for the centre include Zara, Bershka, Pull&Bear, Stradivarius, Massimo Dutti, Oysho, Mango, LC Waikiki, Reserved, Cropp, House and Sinsay. Other named occupants cover footwear, sports and outdoor products, jewellery, cosmetics, lingerie, children's goods and home or family-oriented shopping. The centre also includes a Planeta Kino cinema, Igroland children's entertainment, restaurants and cafés such as Sushiya and McDonald's. The physical complex includes an underground car park with space for approximately 600 cars. This supports access for visitors arriving from across Lviv while the central location supports pedestrian and city-based traffic. The centre's reported outlook over the city and its combination of retail and leisure facilities contribute to its destination-shopping proposition. Forum Lviv is owned by Multi Corporation, a Dutch company active in shopping-centre ownership and management. The available reference material does not provide a detailed chronology of later refurbishments, tenant changes, management appointments, financial performance or strategic transactions. It also does not establish a separate founder or a listed corporate structure for Forum Lviv itself. Accordingly, the documented history is primarily the centre's opening, physical configuration, ownership and operating mix.

• 2015

  Forum Lviv opens

  [1]Forum Lviven.wikipedia.org

  Forum Lviv opened on 25 September 2015 as a three-floor shopping and leisure centre in central Lviv.

An urban, multi-level shopping and leisure centre serving central Lviv through a broad tenant mix, anchor supermarkets, fashion brands, dining, cinema and family entertainment.

• Retail category · 2015

  Fashion and lifestyle retail

  Forum Lviv hosts a broad selection of fashion and lifestyle stores, including internationally recognised apparel, footwear, accessories, lingerie and cosmetics brands. The named tenant mix includes Zara, Bershka, Pull&Bear, Stradivarius, Massimo Dutti, Oysho, Mango, LC Waikiki, Reserved, Cropp, House, Sinsay, CCC, Intertop, Colin's, Timberland, Lacoste, Pandora, Brocard, Intimissimi and Women'secret.

• Grocery retail · 2015

  Silpo supermarket

  Silpo is one of Forum Lviv's named anchor tenants and provides supermarket shopping within the centre. Its presence supports the property's everyday-needs function alongside its fashion, dining and entertainment offer.

• Consumer electronics · 2015

  Comfy electronics supermarket

  Comfy is identified as an electronics anchor at Forum Lviv. The store adds consumer technology and household electronics to the centre's wider retail mix and complements the fashion and grocery operators.

• Entertainment · 2015

  Planeta Kino cinema

  Planeta Kino provides cinema entertainment within Forum Lviv. It is part of the centre's leisure offer, helping position the property as a destination for combined shopping, dining and recreation.

• Food and beverage · 2015

  Restaurants and cafés

  The centre includes food-service venues and restaurants, with Sushiya and McDonald's among the named operators. Dining is integrated with the centre's retail and leisure functions and serves both routine visits and longer destination trips.

• Leisure and children's entertainment · 2015

  Family entertainment

  Family-oriented facilities include children's retail represented by Budynok Igrashok and entertainment represented by Igroland. These offerings extend the centre's appeal to families and complement its cinema and restaurant facilities.

1. 1Forum Lviven.wikipedia.org
2. 2Forum Lviv official websitelviv.multi.eu