Highway 4 meets the Ad Halom interchange at Ashdod’s southern entrance, and BIG Fashion Ashdod (ביג פאשן אשדוד) occupies the 65 dunam parcel beside the railway station of the same name. Road and rail access rather than a central address defines the site, which gives the center a wider drive-time role than the enclosed malls inside Ashdod.
BIG Shopping Centers opened the property on 26 March 2015 and built it open-air, with two retail levels above a parking level holding 1,600 spaces. The operator lists it under the BIG Fashion banner it also applies at Glilot, Beit Shemesh and Nazareth, and its own staff directory shortens the name to ביג אשדוד. Cinema City takes the entertainment anchor, and the tenant plan carries no supermarket anchor.
The tenant roster reads as fashion-led and internationally weighted. Inditex runs Bershka, Pull&Bear and Stradivarius here, H&M holds both its apparel and home formats, and COS and Mango broaden the international mix. BOSS, Polo Ralph Lauren, Armani Exchange, Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger and Diesel add a premium layer. Sport has a substantial presence, with Decathlon alongside Nike, Adidas, Foot Locker, Skechers, The North Face and lululemon. Israeli chains hold the rest of the floor: Castro, Fox, Golf, Renuar, Crazy Line, Ronen Chen and Golbary, with Pandora, Swarovski, Tous and H.Stern in jewelry.
Ashdod is home to Israel’s largest seaport by cargo throughput. The center works as a large-format fashion address in the southern coastal market for international brands, reached by road and rail rather than through an inner-city catchment. Dining is a substantial secondary component, with Shake Shack, Benedict and more than twenty other food and beverage units in the directory.
Looking for a store inside the mall? Search the directory — each store card gives the parking, the wing and the unit.
