Operating today

Already here in Solapur

Jamshri City

A mixed-use destination bringing together retail and hospitality, sport and wellness, and community life on Jamshri's historic Solapur mill grounds.

  • Phase 1 operationalHigh Street is open today
  • 70% as at 31 March 2026Overall High Street leasable area leased
  • Phase 2Targeted for Diwali 2026

Experience it now

A city already in motion

Jamshri City is lived in every day. Visitors come to shop or dine and spend time at Ileseum Clubs. Around them, a former mill estate is taking on new purpose.

  • Retail
  • Restaurants
  • Ileseum Clubs
  • Community events
  • Adaptive reuse
The operating Westside storefront and landscaped retail walk at Jamshri City
Westside on the High Street An operating store beside Jamshri City's landscaped retail walk.

Operating today

Solapur meets here

An established retail and leisure address where everyday errands, dining and time together share the same walkable setting.

Operating today

Daily life beyond shopping

Ileseum Clubs brings active and social life into the rhythm of the estate.

It is a place for movement and time spent together. Families and the wider community can make Jamshri City part of the everyday, rather than an occasional destination.

SportFitnessSocialFamilyCommunity
Ileseum Clubs · A short film

Movement, connection and shared time

A closer look at the active-life chapter operating within Jamshri City.

A vertical in exploration

Jamshri Ignite

Jamshri Ignite is the office vertical we are exploring within Jamshri City. Today it runs as two managed centres with close to 500 seats for two established clients.

It stands apart from the High Street, and behind it sits an eighteen-year story of job creation and technology on this campus.

Explore Jamshri Ignite

Managed office clients

  • Mahindra Integrated Business Solutions logo
  • Core Integra logo

Continuity

What was built here still matters

The mill remains part of the estate's identity because renewal begins with what can be kept, understood and used again.

Archival photograph of the Jamshri store in Solapur in the 1950s Archival photograph
Jamshri in Solapur The mill name was part of the city's working life long before the estate took on its present form. Source: Jamshri archive, 1950s
Current aerial photograph of the Jamshri estate with High Street operating along the mill buildings
The estate today Adaptive reuse carries that continuity into retail, sport, wellness and community life.

Heritage here is active material. Existing structures, mature landscape and a long relationship with Solapur give Jamshri City a sense of place that cannot be added later.

Read the Jamshri story

A future chapter

Cinema,
coming next.

The High Street film now lives with High Street, and the Ileseum film with Ileseum. Here, one short preview looks ahead without interrupting the City journey.

Coming next
Coming next · A 20-second preview

Cinema, coming next

A short preview of a future cinema chapter at Jamshri City. This preview is not an opening or completion commitment.

The wider picture

Solapur is on the rise.

Jamshri City is taking shape inside a city that is growing around it. Over the past two years Solapur has regained its airport, been written into a national high-speed rail corridor and been lined up for one of Maharashtra's largest technology campuses.

  • Air

    A reopened airport

    Solapur Airport reopened in September 2024. Direct flights now run to Mumbai, Hyderabad and Goa.

  • Rail

    On the high-speed corridor

    Solapur is a confirmed station on the Mumbai–Hyderabad High-Speed Rail corridor, its detailed project report now complete. A Vande Bharat service already runs to Mumbai six days a week.

  • Technology

    Maharashtra's next technology hub

    A 50-acre IT park has been announced on Hotgi Road, positioned to become Maharashtra's second-largest technology campus after Hinjawadi.

  • Recognition

    A Smart City from the first round

    Solapur was named in the first round of the national Smart Cities Mission in 2016, ranked ninth of the twenty cities chosen.

These are public projects led by government and industry. Jamshri has no hand in them. They are the ground the company is building on.