The population of Alle has changed by 2.91%, to 1946, in the last 3 years because of a shrinking population. The tax burden placed on the population hinges on a variety of factors, such as the levels of the different tax types (federal, cantonal, municipal and individual) as well as tax policy and the economic situation of the region. The taxation rate currently stands at 225%. In Alle, unmarried people without children pay an average of 19.69% tax, married couples on a pension pay 17.99%, couples with two children pay 9.59% and a couple without children pays 12.6%. The tax rate in the region amounts to 14.17%. Unemployment is at 2.52% and the average yearly income totals CHF 62'420.
The housing stock in Alle consists of 987 flats. These are broken down as follows: 19 1-room flats, 85 2-room flats, 224 flats with 3 rooms and 302 flats with 4 rooms. In addition, there are 225 5-room flats and 132 flats with 6 or more rooms.
In Alle, 2.13% of flats are vacant. For instance, 2.35% of 2-room flats, 3.57% of existing 3-room flats, 1.66% of all four-room flats and 1.78% of the flats with 5 rooms are presently empty.
In the previous 5 years, 68 new homes have been created in Alle. 1 of the flats are two-room properties. Additionally, 12 flats with three rooms and 43 flats with four rooms were built. Finally, the region has 12 flats with five rooms and 0 flat with six or more rooms.
Rental properties are available at an average monthly price of CHF 1200. The 25th percentile shows that one quarter of all rents are cheaper than or equal to CHF 950. 75% of average monthly rental prices are CHF 1450 or are lower than this value (75th percentile).
