Demographic data and taxation trends
The number of inhabitants in Boncourt has changed by -1.27% over the past three years, to 1170.
Various types of tax (federal, cantonal, municipal and personal tax) have an influence on the level of tax levied. Further factors include the tax policy or fiscal situation of the canton or municipality in question, as well as the income of the residents. The current tax burden is 12.49%. In Boncourt, unmarried people without children pay an average of 17.41%, retired couples pay 15.93%, a couple with two children pays 8.39% and married couples with no children pay 11.08%. What's more, the tax rate in the area totals 155%. The average annual income is CHF 66'255 and the rate of unemployment 3.25%.
Housing stock
There are a total of 730 flats in Boncourt. The properties comprise 12 flats with 1 room, 30 2-room flats, 120 3-room flats and 190 flats with 4 rooms. In addition, there are 169 5-room flats and 209 flats with 6 rooms or more.
Vacancy rates
The vacancy rate in Boncourt is 2.68%. For example, 0% of all one-room flats, 3.45% of flats with 2 rooms, 4.27% of all flats with 3 rooms, 1.62% of the 4-room flats and 1.83% of 5-room properties are unoccupied today.
New flats
In Boncourt, 23 new properties have been added in the previous 5 years. For instance, 7 4-room flats were added to the local housing supply. There are now also 2 new flats with at least six rooms on offer.
Rented flats
The average monthly rent is CHF 850. One quarter of the available rents are equal to or are less than a monthly rent of CHF 758 (25th percentile). Monthly rental prices are less than CHF 988 (75th percentile) or equal to precisely this average price.