The sale of goods and land from the private domain of the administrative-territorial unit is carried out in compliance with the principles of transparency in activity, equality of citizens, impartiality, and confidentiality of acts and documents in public administration and of the relevant legislation.

The Local Council decides regarding the purchase of certain goods or the sale of goods that are part of the private domain, of local interest, under the conditions of the law.

The sale of goods that are part of the private domain is carried out by public auction, organized under the conditions of the law. By derogation from these provisions, in the event that the Local Council decides to sell a piece of land located in the private ownership of the administrative-territorial unit on which constructions have been erected, the good-faith builders thereof benefit from a pre-emption right to purchase the land related to the constructions. The sale price is established based on an evaluation report, approved by the local council. The owners of these constructions are notified within 15 days of the decision of the Local Council and may express their intention to purchase within 15 days from the receipt of the notification.