Abstract
The article considers the involvement of controlling persons to subsidiary liability in the real estate sector. The specifics of developers and other subjects of the area under consideration are highlighted from the point of view of analyzing their actions for compliance with the interests of creditors. It is proved that the legislator provides an additional mechanism for protecting the interests of citizens participating in shared — equity construction without using bankruptcy procedures. It is proposed to use similar legal presumptions when considering disputes on claims of citizens in order to prevent unfair or unreasonable behavior of real estate market participants.
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