Synopsis

The number of residents in Diessenhofen has changed by 1.15% in the past 3 years, to 4132 inhabitants.

Population statistics

The average income here is CHF 67’805. 23.17% of residents are currently completing compulsory education, 49.45% have an SEK II qualification, 16.45% have a higher vocational education qualification and 10.93% of the population hold a university degree. Consequently, this is a residential area with high social standards and an educated population. The unemployment rate is currently 1.77%.

Taxes

The total tax rate in the area is 10.94%. Factors including income, marital status and the amount of deductions help to determine the tax rate. In Diessenhofen, the tax percentage is 15.31% for a childless, unmarried person. On average, a retired couple (over 65) pay 13.98%, a married couple with two children 7.31% and a couple without children 10.24%.

New buildings

In the last 5 years, 101 new apartments have been created in Diessenhofen. 29 of these newly built apartments have 2 rooms. A total of 42 new 3-room apartments and 16 4-room apartments were constructed. The new-build accommodation includes 8 5-room apartments and 6 apartments with 6 or more rooms.

Housing stock

Diessenhofen now has a total of 2175 apartments, following additional expansion of the local housing supply thanks to the construction of new dwellings. As for 1-room apartments, a total of 61 properties are on the market. There are also 325 apartments with 2 rooms, 573 apartments with 3 rooms and 685 4-room apartments. Finally, the supply of 5-room properties comprises 322 apartments, and there are also 209 large apartments with a minimum of 6 rooms.

Vacant apartments

There is a 1.1% vacancy rate in Diessenhofen. Of this number, 1.23% of the apartments with 2 rooms, 2.45% of the 3-room apartments, 0.44% of the apartments with 4 rooms and 0.62% of apartments with 5 rooms are currently empty. The vacancy rate is 0.57% for apartments with more than 5 rooms and 0.48% for apartments with more than 6 rooms.

Property market (rental only)

An average of CHF 1437 is needed to rent a property. A quarter of rents are lower than or equivalent to a monthly rent of CHF 1200 (25th percentile). Monthly rents are lower than CHF 1759 (75th percentile), or they are equal to this average price.