Vantaa, a city in Finland, has made a significant turn in its land use policy by deciding to expropriate the lands of the Saraksen family estate, which covers 43 hectares, back in 2015. This decision was prompted by the city's need for residential development in the Kivistö area. The owners of the estate have contested the compensation amount of 3.25 million euros, claiming that their land was taken from them at an unreasonably low price. Despite their legal challenges, including a rejection of their appeal by the European Court of Human Rights in March of this year, the owners appear to be unwilling to give up as they continue to fight in the courts.