Population data and taxation trends
The number of residents in Court -2.83% in the last three years and came to 1371 at the end of this time period.
Different types of tax (federal, cantonal, municipal and personal tax) have an impact on the level of tax imposed. Additional factors include the tax policy or financial circumstances of the canton or municipality in question, as well as the income level of the residents. The current tax burden is 15.65%. In Court, single people with no children pay an average of 20.7% tax, a married couple on a pension pays 19.77%, a couple with two children pays 10.83% and couples with no children pay 15.13%. Additionally, the rate of taxation amounts to 194%. On average, the Swiss earn CHF 61'090 every year and the unemployment rate is 1.6%.
Existing properties
There are a total of 712 flats in Court. The overall number of properties comprises 14 flats with 1 room, 60 2-room flats, 162 flats with 3 rooms and 177 flats with 4 rooms. There are also 167 5-room flats and 132 flats with 6 or more rooms.
Vacancies
In Court, 1.74% of flats are unoccupied. This number includes 3.18% of all 3-room flats, 0.58% of flats with 4 rooms and 0.62% of existing 5-room properties are presently empty. Flats with 6 or more rooms have a vacancy rate of 2.34%. Of these, 1.38% are flats with at least five rooms.
Newly built flats
In the past 5 years, the number of homes constructed in Court has changed by 8. 0 flat has one room. 0 flats with 3 rooms and 1 four-room flat have also been built. The 6 new flats with five rooms have ultimately also expanded the region's stock of more sizable properties.
Letting
The average rent for a flat in the area is CHF 970. Approximately a quarter of all available rents are less than or equal to CHF 850 per month. 75% of average monthly rents are lower than CHF 1210 (75th percentile) or correspond to exactly this value.
