Abstract

The number of inhabitants in Jaun has changed by 2.21%, to 647, over the last 3 years due to population decline.

Demographic data

Average income totals CHF 55’510. The proportion of university graduates is 6.79%; 9.54% of residents have higher vocational training, and 48.07% have SEK II qualifications. In addition, 35.6% of residents are currently in compulsory schooling. Consequently, the region has high social standards. Around 0.77% of the population is currently unemployed.

Taxes

The tax burden in the area is 15.2%. Income, marital status and deductions are among the aspects that affect the actual tax burden. In Jaun, childless, unmarried people pay an average of 21.22% tax, a retired, married couple pays 18.99%, a couple with two children pays 10.42% and a couple with no children pays 14.24%.

New buildings

The 5 new apartments have been constructed in Jaun in the past 5 years. 0 of the new builds has 2 rooms. What's more, 1 new apartment with 3 rooms and 0 apartment with 4 rooms were built. The range of new apartments also includes 4 5-room apartments.

Housing stock

As a result of the construction of new dwellings, the housing stock in Jaun has changed, and there are now a total of 429 apartments. As for 1-room apartments, a total of 11 properties are available. The housing supply also comprises 30 apartments with 2 rooms, 110 with 3 rooms and 123 apartments with 4 rooms. In total, there are 86 5-room apartments and 69 large apartments with 6 or more rooms.

Housing market (rental only)

The average rent for a property is CHF 1545. A quarter of all rents on the market are less than or equal to a monthly rent of CHF 1490 (25th percentile). Additionally, 75% of all monthly rents are cheaper than or equivalent to CHF 1880.