Abstract

The number of residents in Cudrefin has changed to 1877. This is equivalent to a change of 5.45% over 3 years.

Demographic data

The 76’805 CHF. 21.61% of the population have a university degree, 14.82% have completed higher vocational education, 42.42% of the population have an SEK II qualification (school-leaving certificate or apprenticeship) and 21.15% of residents are currently enrolled in compulsory schooling. According to the data, this residential area has high social standards and an educated population. The current unemployment rate is 1.39%.

Taxes

The overall tax rate is 13.26%. This varies on an individual basis and is determined by income, marital status and the overall level of deductions, among other factors. In Cudrefin, unmarried people without children pay an average of 18.81% tax, a married couple on a pension pays 17.32%, a couple with two children pays 8.59% and a childless couple pays 12.15%.

New buildings

In the last 5 years, 119 new apartments have been built in Cudrefin. 1 newly built 1-room apartment was added to the available housing. Additional 2-room apartments have also been constructed; 7 apartments of this type were added in total. 33 apartments with 3 rooms and 43 4-room apartments were also added. 29 apartments with 5 rooms and 6 apartments with at least 6 rooms have been added to the supply of housing available locally.

Housing stock

The new builds are contributing to the continued growth of the region's housing stock, which totals 1082 apartments in Cudrefin. As for 1-room apartments, a total of 36 properties are available. Additionally, there are 104 apartments with 2 rooms, 243 apartments with 3 rooms and 294 apartments with 4 rooms. Finally, 273 5-room apartments and 132 spacious apartments with 6 or more rooms are available in the area.

Empty apartments

The 1.3% of apartments in Cudrefin are unoccupied. Consequently, 2.78% of the 1-room apartments, 0% of apartments with two rooms and 2.89% of apartments with 3 rooms are uninhabited at the moment.

Housing market (rental only)

The average rent for a flat is CHF 1600. A quarter of rents are lower than or equal to a monthly rent of CHF 1250 (25th percentile). In addition, 75% of all monthly rents are less than or equivalent to CHF 1810.