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The Hermitage Group is a French real estate developer. It is a member of the FPI (the French Federation of Developers). The group was founded by Emin Iskenderov, a Russia-born real estate developer and businessman based in Paris (France). The company is known for the mixed-use twin towers project Hermitage Plaza.

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  • "Les Allées de l’Hermitage": In 2008, Hermitage opened its first residential programme with 300 units in Montévrain next to Euro Disneyland. Total floor area: 20,000 m² (215,000 sq.ft.), site area: 3,5 ha.
  • "Le Jardin des Musees": A housing development opened in 2012 under the brand Immovi with 200 units, located 15km outside of Paris. Total floor area: 13,500 m² (145,000 sq.ft.), site area: 1ha.
  • "Hermitage Plaza": a proposed mixed-use tower, 320 meters (1,050 feet) high with 85 and 86 stories located in Paris – La Défense.[1] The project, designed by Sir Norman Foster,[2] mixes residential units with offices, shops, hotel facilities, and cultural and leisure facilities. The project is supported by the French government on both regional and national level.[3] Total floor area: 280 000m² (3,014,000 sq.ft.) / 165 000m² (1,776,000 sq.ft.) – apartments, 35,000 m² (377,000 sq.ft.) - Hotel, 40,000 m² (430,500 sq.ft.) - Offices, 40,000 m² (430,500 sq.ft.) – Retail and Art Center, Site area: 3ha / Building permit delivery: March 2012

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