The population of Le Landeron amounts to 4647 people. Compared to the figure three years ago, this is a change of 0.11%. The different types of tax (federal, cantonal, local and individual tax) are used to assess the country's fiscal efficiency. The level of tax levied often depends on various factors, including the population's finances. Currently, the tax rate is 66%. On average, unmarried people without children in Le Landeron pay 21.23% in tax, retired, married couples 19.48%, married couples with two children 10.64% and married couples without children 14.58%. In addition, the tax charge totals 15.48%. The average yearly income is CHF 101’995 and the unemployment rate is 1.38%.
There are a total of 2403 flats in Le Landeron. These are broken down as follows: 151 1-room flats, 307 2-room flats, 642 flats with 3 rooms and 733 flats with 4 rooms. Furthermore, there are 361 5-room flats and 209 flats with 6 rooms or more.
The vacant property rate in Le Landeron is 0.83%. For instance, 0.66% of all flats with one room, 0.65% of the existing flats with 2 rooms, 1.09% of the flats with 3 rooms, 0.68% of the flats with 4 rooms and 0.28% of the five-room flats are currently vacant.
In Le Landeron, 61 flats were created in the past 5 years. Of these properties, 6 have 2 rooms. A total of 13 flats with three rooms and 21 flats with 4 rooms were built in the region. Ultimately, there are 9 new flats with five rooms and 1 flat with at least six rooms.
The average price for properties to let is CHF 1350 per month. Approximately a quarter of all rents on offer are lower than or equivalent to CHF 1057 per month. Monthly rents are less than CHF 1630 or equal to this price (75th percentile).
