TaurinyaPyrénées-Orientales

Taurinya keeps more of its old housing than Pyrénées-Orientales’ towns or compared French towns: 19% built before 1919

France has no History Grade yet: this card describes, it doesn’t grade.

The protected list starts in the 11th century. Among the classé monuments in Taurinya is Église Saint-Fructueux. This Pyrénées-Orientales town has 2 historic monuments on the Culture ministry’s list: 1 classé, the highest protection, and 1 inscrit, the second level.

Taurinya is a graduates’ town: 35% hold a degree, more than in Pyrénées-Orientales’ towns or compared French towns

The 15-to-24 age group makes up nearly one in ten residents. Children under 15 make up 16%, close to Pyrénées-Orientales’ towns (16%) and below compared French towns (17%). Those 65 and older account for 24% of residents.

Incomes in Taurinya run lower than in Pyrénées-Orientales’ towns or compared French towns: a median €22,960 a year per consumption unit

Taurinya has 50 jobs for 150 working residents, 0.3 per worker. Unemployment stood at 11.9%, below Pyrénées-Orientales’ towns (14.7%) but above compared French towns (10.1%). Bus, tram or train carried 2.1% of working residents in Taurinya to work at the census.

90.0% of candidates passed the brevet at the collège within 5 km, 3 points above the expected rate

Primary schools aren’t graded: France doesn’t publish their results by school.

The closest collège is 2.8 mi off. For the general bac, the closest lycée is 3.5 mi away.

Renting in Taurinya costs less than in Pyrénées-Orientales’ towns or compared French towns, at an estimated advertised €9.96/m² a month

Rents are the ministry’s estimates of advertised rents, not rents actually paid.

The sales split: 90% houses, the rest apartments. From July 2023 to June 2026, 10 homes were sold in Taurinya.