HauteluceSavoie

Old homes shape Hauteluce: 14% were built before 1919, more than in Savoie’s towns and across compared French towns

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

The earliest of these monuments dates from the 18th century. Among the classé monuments in Hauteluce is Église Saint-Jacques d'Assyrie.

Children make up only 11% of Hauteluce, fewer than in Savoie’s towns and across compared French towns

Nearly a quarter of adults hold a degree, below both Savoie’s towns (37%) and compared French towns (30%). Line up the people of Hauteluce by age and the one in the middle is 49.2. Retirement age and beyond: 21% of residents are 65 or older.

Hauteluce has lower unemployment than Savoie’s towns or compared French towns: 3.4%

Half of residents lived on more than €28,590 a year per consumption unit, about level with Savoie’s towns (€28,360) and above compared French towns (€25,970). 850 jobs are based in Hauteluce, for 400 working residents (2.1 per worker). 12.2% of the town’s working residents had no journey to work at the census.

98.0% 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 town’s pupils have a collège 2.5 mi away. General-bac pupils go 7.9 mi to the nearest lycée.

A typical home in Hauteluce sells for €6,919/m²

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

Advertised rents are estimated at €14.52/m² a month, close to Savoie’s towns (€14.73/m²) and above compared French towns (€12.41/m²). The sales split: 11% houses, the rest apartments. Between July 2023 and June 2026, buyers took 218 homes in Hauteluce.