Population data and tax trends
The number of inhabitants in Bretonnières has changed by -1.88% during the last 3 years, to 261.
The tax burden on the population is contingent on several factors, such as the levels of the different types of taxes (federal, cantonal, local and personal) as well as taxation policy and the financial situation of the region. The current tax burden on the population is 13.67%. In Bretonnières, the following average tax rates are in place: 19.47% for single people with no children, 17.82% for retired, married couples, 8.85% for couples with two children and 12.53% for married couples without children. The tax rate in the region amounts to 69%. Unemployment is at 1.92% and the average annual income totals CHF 76'295.
Housing stock
The pool of housing in Bretonnières comprises 123 flats. The housing stock is broken down into 4 flats with 1 room, 12 2-room flats, 26 3-room flats and 25 flats with 4 rooms. In addition, there are 32 5-room flats and 24 flats with 6 or more rooms.
Vacant flats
Certain flats are also untenanted. In Bretonnières, for instance, that figure is 0%. 0% of flats with six rooms or more are unoccupied. Of these properties, 0% are flats with five rooms or more.
Newly constructed properties
Bretonnières has changed by 0 new property over the past 5 years. This new property is a sizable flat with at least six rooms.
Rental properties
The average rent for rental properties is CHF 1100 per month. Twenty-five per cent of the rents offered are equal to or are less than a monthly rent of CHF 800 (25th percentile). Monthly rents are below CHF 1350 or equivalent to this price (75th percentile).
