Over the past 3 years, the population in the Canton of Graubünden has changed by 2.36%, to 206’138 people. Many types of tax (federal, cantonal, municipal and individual tax) have an influence on the amount of tax imposed. Other factors include the taxation policy or fiscal situation of the canton or municipality in question, along with the income of the residents. At the moment, the 10.43%. An unmarried person without children pays an average of 15.37% tax, a childless couple 9.39%, a couple with two children 6.5% and a married couple on a pension 13.61%. The tax rate amounts to 87.27% in the locality. Moreover, the 67’705 CHF and jobless figures are at 0.5%.
In the Canton of Graubünden, there are a total of 185’989 flats (empty and occupied properties). The housing stock is divided into 19’962 flats with 1 room, 33’199 2-room flats, 47’088 3-room flats and 46’875 flats with 4 rooms. There are also 23’184 5-room flats and 15’681 flats with 6 or more rooms.
If we consider unoccupied flats, the proportion comes to 0.57%. For example, 0.53% of all flats with 1 room, 0.52% of the existing properties with two rooms, 0.58% of the existing three-room properties, 0.6% of the 4-room flats and 0.55% of existing flats with 5 rooms are currently untenanted. Finally, 0.67% of flats with more than six rooms are also vacant. Of these, approximately 0.6% are flats with five or more rooms.
In the Canton of Graubünden, 5963 further homes have been created in the previous five years. Of these, 640 are flats with one room and 1190 are 2-room flats. A total of 1665 flats with three rooms and 1351 flats with four rooms were built in the region. The local supply of housing also includes 694 5-room flats and 423 flats with 6 rooms or more.
The average asking price for properties to let is CHF 1515 per month. 25% of all available rents are cheaper than or correspond to a monthly rent of CHF 1177 (25th percentile). In addition, the 75th percentile is CHF 1915 or less.
