123 results - Apartment & house to buy in Region Maloja

Summary

Having declined by 0.17%, the population in the Maloja region has fallen to 18,153 in the last 3 years.

Population statistics

The average income here is CHF 80,855.

13.64% of the population have a university degree, 15.51% have a higher vocational education qualification, 49.57% of the population have an SEK II qualification (school-leaving certificate or apprenticeship), 20.88% of residents are currently enrolled in compulsory schooling and 0.4% of the population offered no information about their higher education qualifications.

Consequently, this region has high social standards and an educated population.

The current unemployment rate is 0.74%.

Taxes

The tax rate for the residential area is 10.24%. It varies from person to person and is based on factors including current income, marital status and the amount of deductions.

A retired couple in the Maloja region pays an average of 13.34%, a married couple with two children 6.45% and married couples without children 10.24%%. The tax rate for an unmarried person without children is 14.89%.

The property market in general

New buildings

Additional living space has been built in the Maloja region over the past 5 years; 474 new apartments were constructed, for example.

Of these new builds, 186 are 1-room apartments, which are ideal for singles.

Additional 2-room apartments have also been created; 33 apartments of this size were added in total.

72 new apartments with 3 rooms and 102 apartments with 4 rooms were additionally constructed in the area.

The newly constructed accommodation includes 50 5-room apartments and 31 apartments with a minimum of 6 rooms.

Housing stock

New builds have further increased the pool of housing available in the region; there are now a total of 23,586 apartments in the Maloja region.

There are 3,610 1-room apartments available on the housing market.

There are also 4,585 apartments with 2 rooms, 6,188 apartments with 3 rooms and 5,463 4-room apartments.

Overall, there are 2,181 5-room apartments and 1,559 large apartments with 6 or more rooms.

Empty apartments

0.65% of the total housing stock in the Maloja region is uninhabited.

Of this number, 0.53% of 1-room apartments,

0.5% of the apartments with 2 rooms,

0.49% of the apartments with 3 rooms,

0.7% of apartments with 4 rooms

and 0.83% of the 5-room apartments are presently vacant.

Apartments with more than 5 rooms have a vacancy rate of 1.15%; of that figure, 1.61% are apartments with more than 6 rooms.

Housing market (rental only)

An average of CHF 1,540 is required to rent a flat.

Consequently, 25% of all rents on the market are less than or equal to a monthly rent of CHF 1,200 (25th percentile).

And 75% of monthly rents are lower than or equivalent to CHF 2,000 (75th percentile).