Demographic development and taxes
The population of Le Chenit has changed by 4.12%, to 4753, in the last 3 years.
Various types of tax (federal, cantonal, municipal and personal tax) have an effect on the amount of tax levied. Other factors include the tax policy and fiscal situation of the canton or municipality in question, along with the income level of the residents. At the moment, the 13.1%. In Le Chenit, single people without children pay an average of 18.67% tax, retired couples 17.1%, married couple with 2 children 8.46% and couples without children 11.99%. The 58.5% in the locality. What's more, the 65'955 CHF and 1.87%.
Housing stock
The pool of housing in Le Chenit consists of a total of 2911 flats. These are broken down as follows: 213 1-room flats, 450 2-room flats, 875 flats with 3 rooms and 761 flats with 4 rooms. Additionally, there are 359 5-room flats and 253 flats with 6 rooms or more.
Unoccupied flats
In Le Chenit, 0.55% of flats are vacant. For example, 0.94% of one-room flats, 0.22% of the existing two-room flats, 0.46% of existing three-room flats and 0.66% of the 4-room flats are currently untenanted. The percentage of empty properties with more than six rooms is 0.4%. Of these, 0.84% are flats with a minimum of 5 rooms.
New flats
In the previous five years, the number of homes built in Le Chenit has changed by 103. Of these properties, a total of 2 flats have 1 room and 42 flats have two rooms. A total of 30 flats with three rooms and 21 flats with 4 rooms were constructed in the area. Lastly, there are 7 5-rooms and 1 flats with at least 6 rooms.
Rental properties
The average monthly rent in the region is CHF 1200. 25 per cent of all rents on offer correspond to or are lower than a monthly rent of CHF 890. 75 per cent of average monthly rental prices are CHF 1500 or less (75th percentile).
