Overview

Lütisburg has changed by 1.92% over the last 3 years, to 1645 inhabitants.

Population statistics

The average income here is CHF 63’315. Of the population, 8.59% have a university degree, 14.31% have completed higher vocational education, 58.63% have an SEK II qualification (school-leaving certificate or apprenticeship) and 18.56% of residents are currently enrolled in compulsory schooling. This means the area has high social standards and an educated population. Approximately 0.55% of the population is currently unemployed.

Taxes

The total rate of taxation in the region is 11.81%. How much tax individuals pay depends on a range of factors, such as current income, marital status and the overall level of deductions. In Lütisburg, the tax rate for single people with no children is 16.89%. A married couple on a pension (over 65) pays an average of 15.09%, a couple with two children 7.56% and a couple without children 11.15%.

New builds

Lütisburg has seen the construction of 31 new apartments in the past 5 years. Of the new-build dwellings, 5 are 3-room apartments and 11 are 4-room apartments. The number of larger newly constructed apartments includes 3 6+ room apartments and 12 5-room apartments. Given the high number of large apartments in Lütisburg, it is clearly an attractive location for families to live.

Housing stock

Due to new construction, the amount of housing available in Lütisburg has changed, and there are now a total of 748 apartments. The number of 1-room apartments in the overall housing stock is 18. Additionally, there are 51 apartments with 2 rooms, 121 apartments with 3 rooms and 174 apartments with a full 4 rooms. A total of 174 5-room apartments and 210 spacious apartments with at least 6 rooms are also available on the market.

Empty apartments

In Lütisburg, 0.67% of apartments are unoccupied. This means that 5.56% of the 1-room apartments, 0% of the apartments with 2 rooms, 2.5% of 3-room apartments and 0.58% of 4-room apartments are presently empty. The vacancy rate for apartments with more than 5 rooms is 0%; 0% of those vacant properties are apartments with at least 6 rooms.

Property market (letting only)

An average of CHF 1300 is needed to rent a property. 25% of the available rents are cheaper than or equal to a monthly rent of CHF 1170 (25th percentile). 75% of monthly rents are less than CHF 1550 (75th percentile), or they are equivalent to this average price.