Demographic development and taxes
The current population is 4372. This is equivalent to a change of 2.46% over three years.
The amount of taxation is affected by the various types of tax (federal, cantonal, municipal and individual tax), as well as by tax policy and the financial situation of the canton or municipality in question. Currently, the tax burden on the population is 15.1%. In Lützelflüh, single people without children pay an average of 19.98% tax, a married couple on a pension pays 19.08%, married couples with two children pay 10.42% and childless couples pay 14.58%. Furthermore, the tax rate in the region amounts to 174%. On average, the Swiss earn CHF 61'240 every year and unemployment is at 0.62%.
Housing stock
The pool of housing in Lützelflüh comprises a total of 2208 flats. These are divided into 63 1-room flats, 176 2-room flats, 553 flats with 3 rooms and 697 flats with 4 rooms. There are 419 5-room flats and 300 flats with 6 or more rooms, too.
Untenanted flats
Certain flats are also empty. In Lützelflüh, for example, that figure is 0.59%. For instance, 0% of all flats with 1 room, 1.14% of flats with 2 rooms, 0.91% of existing three-room flats, 0.43% of 4-room flats and 0.24% of five-room properties are vacant today.
New buildings
In Lützelflüh, 139 properties were constructed within the past five years. 2 property has 1 room and 11 flats have 2 rooms. Moreover, 48 flats with 3 rooms and 49 flats with 4 rooms have been newly created. Lastly, the number of larger flats in the region's pool of housing includes 22 flats with 5 rooms and 7 flats with at least six rooms.
Letting
Rental flats in the area are available at an average monthly price of CHF 1400. Twenty-five per cent of the rents on offer correspond to or are less than a monthly rent of CHF 1150 (25th percentile). 75 per cent of average monthly rental prices are CHF 1650 or less (75th percentile).
