Summary

In the past 3 years, the number of residents in Grosswangen has changed to 3450, which equates to a population change of 4.77%.

Population data

Average income is CHF 64’425. A total of 7.18% of the population hold a university degree, 21.17% have completed higher vocational education, 50.85% of the population have an SEK II qualification (school-leaving certificate or apprenticeship) and 20.83% of residents are currently in compulsory schooling. According to the data, this is an area with high social standards and an educated population. The unemployment rate is 0.41%.

Taxes

The 11.41% is the tax percentage in the region. However, the individual amount of tax paid varies from person to person and depends on income, marital status and the amount of deductions, among other factors. In Grosswangen, the tax rate is 15.5% for a childless, single person. On average, a retired couple (over 65) pay 14.98%, a married couple with two children 7.33% and a couple with no children 10.64%.

New builds

Grosswangen has gained 66 new apartments over the last 5 years. 13 of these newly built apartments are 2-room apartments. What's more, 16 3-room apartments and 26 4-room apartments have been built. 8 apartments with 5 rooms and 3 apartments with a minimum of 6 rooms have been added to the supply of housing available locally.

Housing stock

The new buildings have contributed to a further increase in the housing supply, and there are now 1520 apartments in Grosswangen. The overall number of 1-room apartments amounts to 18. Additionally, there are 157 apartments with 2 rooms, 280 apartments with 3 rooms and 423 apartments with a full 4 rooms. Overall, there are 323 5-room apartments and 319 large apartments with a minimum of 6 rooms.

Empty apartments

In Grosswangen, 0.2% of apartments are vacant. This means that 0% of the 1-room apartments, 1.27% of all 2-room apartments, 0% of apartments with 3 rooms and 0.24% of apartments with 4 rooms are currently empty. Apartments with more than 5 rooms have a vacancy rate of 0%; 0% of this figure applies to apartments with more than 6 rooms.

Housing market (letting only)

The average rent for a property is CHF 1565. A quarter of rents are lower than or equivalent to a monthly rent of CHF 1231 (25th percentile). Finally, 75% of monthly rents are less than CHF 1850, or are equal to this amount.