There are currently 532 inhabitants living in Bursinel. The population has changed by 3.3% in the last 3 years. The separate types of tax (federal, cantonal, municipal and individual tax) are used to measure the region's economic efficiency. The level of tax levied usually hinges on a variety of factors, including the population's finances. The current tax burden is 13.28%. In Bursinel, single people with no children pay an average of 18.93% tax, married couples on a pension pay 17.33%, a married couple with two children pays 8.59% and couples without children pay 12.17%. What's more, the region's tax rate totals 62%. On average, the Swiss earn CHF 129'015 every year and jobless figures are at 1.5%.
The number of flats in Bursinel amounts to 240. There are a total of 8 flats with 1 room, 14 flats with 2 rooms, 51 3-room flats and 55 flats with 4 rooms. Furthermore, there are 59 5-room flats and 53 flats with 6 rooms or more.
Bursinel has a vacant property rate of 2.51%. This number includes 7.84% of three-room properties, 1.82% of the flats with 4 rooms and 0% of all five-room flats are currently unoccupied. 0% of flats with six rooms or more are also untenanted. Of these, 0% are flats with five rooms or more.
Bursinel changed by 33 new homes over the previous 5 years. Of these properties, 6 flats have 2 rooms. Additionally, 9 flats with 3 rooms and 7 flats with 4 rooms have been newly constructed. A total of 8 additional flats with five rooms are now also on the market.
The average monthly rent is CHF 3100. Twenty-five per cent of the available rents are equal to or are lower than a monthly rent of CHF 2822 (25th percentile). Finally, 75% of rental prices are CHF 3353 or lower.
