Demographic data and tax trends
The current population is 1403. This is equivalent to a change of 2.86% over 3 years.
The level of tax imposed hinges on a range of aspects. The income of the population is relevant here, as are the rates of the different types of tax (federal, cantonal, local and personal tax). The tax burden in the region currently amounts to 13.9%. On average, childless, single people in Le Vaud pay 19.71% in tax, married couples on a pension 18.14%, married couples with two children 9.03% and childless couples 12.75%. The rate of taxation in the region totals 71%. The unemployment rate is 1.35% and the average annual income is CHF 116’905.
Existing flats
Le Vaud has 600 flats. These are divided into 10 1-room flats, 65 2-room flats, 95 flats with 3 rooms and 145 flats with 4 rooms. In addition to that, there are 161 5-room flats and 124 flats with 6 rooms or more.
Vacant flats
The vacant property rate in Le Vaud is 0.34%. For instance, 0% of all one-room flats, 0% of the existing properties with two rooms, 2.11% of existing flats with three rooms and 0% of the 4-room properties are currently unoccupied. 0% of flats with more than 6 rooms are also untenanted. Of these properties, 0% are flats with 5 rooms or more.
Newly constructed flats
Le Vaud changed by 57 new homes during the past five years. 1 of the flats has 1 room and 1 is a 2-room flat. The number of moderately sized flats also encompasses 7 3-room flats and 20 4-room flats. Lastly, 22 properties are 5-room flats and 6 flats have a minimum of 6.
Rental properties
Rentals in the region are available at an average monthly price of CHF 1850. Around 25% of all available rents are cheaper than or equal to CHF 1600 per month. Three quarters of average monthly rental prices are less than CHF 2000 (75th percentile) or correspond to exactly this value.