Summary

Leytron has registered a population has changed of 3.93%, to 3357 inhabitants, over the past 3 years.

Population statistics

On average, residents earn CHF 58’670 per year. 17.64% of the population have a university degree, 10.08% have a higher vocational education qualification, 46.96% of the population have a school-leaving certificate or have completed a vocational apprenticeship and 25.32% of residents are completing compulsory schooling. The area is characterised by high social standards and an educated population. 1.25% of the population is currently unemployed.

Taxes

The total 12.99% in the region is 12.99%. How much tax individuals pay is based on a range of factors, including current income, marital status and the overall level of deductions. In Leytron, the rate of taxation for childless, single individuals is 20.33%. A retired, married couple (over 65) pays an average of 17.66%, a married couple with two children 6.82% and a couple without children 11.89%.

New construction

Over the last 5 years, 120 new apartments have been built in Leytron. One-room apartments account for 7 of the newly built apartments – ideal for singles. 33 of the newly constructed apartments are also 2-room apartments. 29 new apartments with 3 rooms and 17 apartments with 4 rooms were also created in the region. The housing stock available in the area was also expanded to include 29 5-room apartments and 5 apartments with a minimum of 6 rooms.

Housing stock

The new builds have contributed to a further increase in the housing supply, and there are now 3254 apartments in Leytron. There are 228 1-room apartments on the housing market. In addition, there are 666 apartments with 2 rooms, 889 apartments with 3 rooms and 891 apartments with a full 4 rooms. The supply of very large properties with 5 rooms includes 370 apartments, and there are 210 apartments with at least 6 rooms.

Vacant apartments

The 2.54% of apartments in Leytron are empty. Of this total, 1.75% of 1-room apartments, 2.24% of the apartments with 2 rooms, 2.91% of the 3-room apartments, 2.57% of apartments with 4 rooms and 1.89% of 5-room apartments are uninhabited. The vacancy rate for apartments with more than 5 rooms is 3.79%; 3.79% of those unoccupied properties are apartments with at least 6 rooms.

Property market (rental only)

An average of CHF 1340 is required to rent a flat. In terms of the available rents, a quarter of them are equivalent to or cheaper than a monthly rent of CHF 1148. 75% of monthly rents are lower than CHF 1636 (75th percentile), or they are equal to this average price.