Synopsis

Densbüren has recorded population has changed of 5.91%, to 771 inhabitants, in the past 3 years.

Demographic data

On average, residents earn CHF 66’530 per year. 15.92% of residents are currently enrolled in compulsory education, 52.41% have an SEK II qualification, 23.31% have a higher vocational training qualification and 8.52% of the population have a university degree. The unemployment rate currently stands at 0.91%.

Taxes

The area has an overall rate of taxation of 11.82%. The actual share of tax paid differs from person to person and depends on aspects including specific income, marital status, the amount of deductions and the like. In Densbüren, the tax burden for unmarried people without children is 16.75%. A married couple on a pension (over 65) pays an average of 14.79%, a married couple with two children 8.08% and a couple with no children 10.76%.

New buildings

The 26 new apartments have been constructed in Densbüren over the last 5 years. Of these, 7 new apartments are 3-room apartments and 10 are 4-room apartments. 7 5-room apartments and 0 6+ room apartments were also recently built. The number of spacious apartments in Densbüren makes the location very appealing for families.

Housing stock

Densbüren now has a total of 388 apartments, following further growth in the housing stock as a result of new construction. The number of 1-room apartments totals 8. Additionally, there are 37 apartments with 2 rooms, 69 apartments with 3 rooms and 95 apartments with a full 4 rooms. Overall, there are 121 5-room apartments and 58 large apartments with a minimum of 6 rooms.

Vacant apartments

There is a 0.78% vacancy rate in Densbüren. This means that 0% of the 1-room apartments, 2.7% of the 2-room apartments, 1.47% of the 3-room apartments and 0% of the 4-room apartments are presently uninhabited. The rate of vacancy is 0.83% for apartments with more than 5 rooms and 0% for apartments with more than 6 rooms.

Property market (rental only)

The average cost for rental flats is CHF 1480 per month. 25% of all available rents are below a monthly rent of CHF 1277, or they are equal to this amount (25th percentile). In addition, 75% of all monthly rents are lower than or equivalent to CHF 1717.