Preferential right of the municipality

Preferential right means that the municipality is the first to purchase a property. If you want to sell your home, building or land on which a preferential right applies, you must first offer your property for sale to the municipality. The municipality then has the right to the first purchase. Other authorities can also have a preferential right.

What should I do?

You report to the municipality that you want to sell your real estate. To do this, call 14 0181. Mention the cadastral designations and surfaces.
The municipality must let you know within 6 weeks whether they want to buy. If the municipality does not let you know within those 6 weeks, you may sell freely for up to 3 years after that.
If the municipality does not want to buy, you may sell your property to someone else once up to 3 years after this decision.
If you reach an agreement with the municipality, you will then enter into a purchase contract with the municipality.