The list of privately owned real estate of the Madeira Autonomous Region was approved on 22 October 2026. There are 30 days to file a complaint after publication in the JORAM.
The Regional Directorate of Heritage published, in the Official Gazette of the Autonomous Region of Madeira (JORAM) of 12 November 2026, a public notice with the list of real estate assets in the private domain of the Autonomous Region of Madeira (RAM). The list was approved by the Regional Secretary for Finance through an order dated 22 October 2026, and from the date of publication, interested parties have 30 days to file a complaint.
The notice announces the list of properties that form part of the regional private domain, that is, the set of assets the Region holds under private ownership, without being assigned to the public domain. The list was drawn up by the Regional Directorate of Heritage, the service of the Regional Secretariat for Finance responsible for managing regional heritage.
The text published in the JORAM does not reproduce the properties in question nor state their number, limiting itself to announcing the approval and the rights to file complaints. Anyone wishing to know the concrete content of the list will have to consult it under the terms indicated by the Regional Directorate of Heritage.
According to the notice, interested parties may file a complaint against the approval of the list within 30 days, counted from the date of publication in the JORAM. The complaint is provided for in paragraph 6 of article 20 of the regional diploma that regulates this matter. The document does not specify how the complaint should be submitted nor the services where it must be filed.
The list is provided for in paragraph 1 of article 20 of Regional Legislative Decree No. 7/2012/M, of 20 April, amended and republished by Regional Legislative Decree No. 24/2017/M, of 3 August. A regional legislative decree is a diploma approved by the Legislative Assembly of Madeira within its competences, and its publication in the JORAM makes the rules applicable in the Region. Paragraph 5 of the same article provides for publication of the list after approval, which is the act by which the competent member of the Regional Government formally approves the document.
The notice contains a numbering inconsistency: the heading identifies it as Notice No. 14/2026, while the text refers to Notice No. 24/2026/DRPA. The document is signed by the Regional Director of Heritage, Rui Cortez, and dated Funchal, 20 October 2026.
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