Turkish construction company Enka could lose real estate near Paveletsky train station worth almost 5 billion rubles ($152 million) in a legal dispute with City Hall.
A Moscow court last week overruled an earlier decision to transfer ownership of two buildings on the Kosmodamiansky Embankment to Enka's subsidiary Moscow-Krasniye Kholmy, Kommersant reported Tuesday.
If the appeal against the court's latest decision is unsuccessful Enka is likely to lose the properties, for which MKK has already paid almost 3 billion rubles.
Lawyer Denis Uzoikin said Enka may fall victim to the hazy wording of contracts signed with the city hall.
He said that in 99 percent of case when a buyer purchases city property it is unclear what assets they will actually get.
