Population development and taxes
At the moment, 213 residents live in Hellsau – this is a -0.47% change in the number of residents in comparison to 3 years ago.
The various types of tax (federal, cantonal, municipal and individual tax) are used to assess the region's financial strength. The level of tax imposed usually hinges on a range of factors, including the population's finances. At the moment, the tax rate is 180%. In Hellsau, single people without children pay an average of 20.2% tax, retired, married couples 19.29%, couple with two children 10.54% and married couples with no children 14.74%. Additionally, the tax charge in the region amounts to 15.26%. The average annual income is CHF 64'795 and jobless figures are at 2.35%.
Housing stock
Hellsau has a total of 88 flats. These are broken down as follows: 2 1-room flats, 5 2-room flats, 13 flats with 3 rooms and 28 flats with 4 rooms. Furthermore, there are 28 5-room flats and 12 flats with 6 rooms or more.
Untenanted flats
The vacancy rate in Hellsau is 6.82%. This figure comprises 15.38% of all 3-room properties, 7.14% of the 4-room properties and 7.14% of flats with 5 rooms are vacant at the moment. Last but not least, 0% of six-room properties are unoccupied.
New buildings
In the last 5 years, 6 flats have been built in Hellsau. 1 of the flats is a one-room property, the other 1 a two-room property. In addition, 1 new flat with three rooms and 2 flats with four rooms were constructed. 0 new 5-room flat was also constructed in the area.
Rental properties
Rental flats are available for an average monthly cost of CHF 1270. At the same time, twenty-five per cent of rents are less than or equivalent to CHF 927 per month (25th percentile). Monthly rental prices are lower than CHF 1450 (75th percentile) or correspond to exactly this average value.