Welcome to this presentation page for Blainville, a city located on the North Shore of Montreal.
Pierre F. Legault and Beverly Ann Rowe of the North Shore Real Estate team are pleased to offer you their professional services to sell or buy a property in this charming municipality located at the foot of the Laurentians.
The professionals at Courtiers immobiliers Rive-Nord are well acquainted with the various players in the real estate market, the nuts and bolts of real estate transactions and the specifics of the real estate market in the Blainville area.
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Settle in Blainville
Located halfway between the Great Metropolis and the beautiful Laurentides region, Blainville is on the sails displaying economic vitality, demographic growth and access to property greater than the average of the cities of Quebec. The city is popular with young families in particular. According to La Presse +, if we do not attribute a particular charm to Blainville, most of the people who settle there do so for the quality of life.
The Pierre and Beverly Team presents Blainville. Directed by Beverly Ann Rowe.
Indeed, on the one hand, there are homes for all tastes and budgets, condos and houses twinned at reasonable prices with luxurious mansions of the chic Fontainebleau district. On the other hand, 40% of the territory is made up of natural environments while residential projects are integrated into recreational sites. In addition, the city offers a safe and friendly environment, neither too small nor too large. The speed limit is set at 30 km/h, except on the main arteries. The crime index is very low. The demographic increase has also stimulated many companies to settle there and the tax gain is invested directly in the services to citizens.Can we want more?
Source : Blainville from yesterday to today
Blainville, from 1968 to today
According to Statistics Canada, the population of Blainville was 56,863 inhabitants in the last census of 2016. Statistics Quebec estimates that it would amount in 2021 to more than 62,000 people. Since then, it has become the 2nd most populous city in the Laurentian administrative region after Saint-Jérôme and the 17th in Quebec.
The demographic expansion that Blainville is experiencing is exceptional, especially if we compare its growth rate to that of other cities in Quebec. At a high pace, the city is developing, energizes, if to urbanizes while retaining its green side both in its residential neighborhoods (which have a multitude of parks and a network of cycle paths), as by its agricultural sector and its immensebog.
Examination of the figures compiled in this table draws our attention. It reveals the rapid growth of Blainville on the demographic and residential levels, but also in terms of municipal expenses. The total kilometers of streets follows the same evolution by also doubling every 20 years. In the same vein, the average value of houses increased by 433 % between 1968 and 1978, from 311 % from 1978 to 1988, from 177 % from 1988 to 1998 and from 280 % from 1998 to 2017. Over a period ofAlmost 40 years, the average value of a single -family house of $ 4,500 in 1968 increased to $ 310,125 in 2017. The land assessment of the entire municipality also increases almost exponentially;From $ 5 million in 1968, it reached $ 108 million ten years later.In 2017, this land assessment amounted to $ 7,651 million!
A city where life is good
The territory of Blainville is divided into 11 districts: Fontainebleau, Côte-Saint-Louis, Saint-Redempteur, Plan-Bouchard, Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption, Chante-Bois, Hirondelles, Alençon, Renaissance or Bas-Sainte-Thérèse and Blainvillier.
On the quality of quality of life, the magazine L'Actualité has placed Blainville in the 1st row of the best Quebec cities where life is good in 2019. It has risen to the top of the charts thanks, among others, to its economic health, toIts demography and the great diversity of activities and services offered to the population.
Source : City of Blainville
On the economic front
Blainville is one of the most flourishing cities in Quebec. It contains 2 industrial parks, more than 800 shops and industries, including the 70 largest in the MRC Thérèse-de-Blainville.5 commercial centers, including exit 28. Innovative real estate projects, including the Chambéry project and the station district. There are excellent bars, craft brasseries, well-rated restaurants and all the professional and personal care services you will need.
On the educational front
The School Board of the Seigneurie-des-Mille-Îles (CSSMI) administers 10 French-speaking primary schools and 2 secondary schools.The Sir Wilfrid Laurier school board administers an English-speaking primary school.Two CEGEPS are located nearby: the Cégep de Saint-Jérôme and the Lionel-Groulx college in Sainte-Thérèse.
On the recreational front
The Blainville municipal library has a wide variety of documents (books, games, CDs, DVDs, video games, journals, newspapers, etc.).It offers activities for young people and adults, such as conferences and entertainment for children.It also offers work rooms, IT positions, viewing and helping positions for readers. The exhibition center, formerly known as the art gallery, is a space dedicated to the dissemination of exhibitions on the arts, history and science.
The area is an infrastructure dedicated to young Blainvillois. The programming of cultural, digital and leisure activities allows children and adolescents to explore and develop their fields of interest. Finally, there is the micromusal of the Bouchard plan is a unique museum concept allowing citizens to discover local history.
Source : City of Blainville
Source : City of Blainville
On the sports front
Citizens have access to 44 parks and 30 exterior recreational spaces offering: cycle paths, walking trails, an equestrian park with international level events as well as arenas, skating rinks, sports grounds to practice baseball, basketball,Football, pétanque, pickball, soccer, tennis and volleyball.In addition, there are two golf courses (Le Blainvillier and Rosemère Fontainebleau), the Richard-Garneau athletics stadium (allows the Laurentides region to develop high-level athletes) and finally the recreational center that offers all servicesmunicipal swimming pool.
On the cultural front
Blainville offers indoor and outdoor shows. In the dining room, there are notably the children's shows presented one Sunday a month, from September to May, at 11 a.m. The program will appeal to the whole family: magic, circus, theater, puppets, song and much more.
In the open air, there are: the little summer shows - series of family shows offered free of charge in the Parks of Blainville, Tuesdays at 11 a.m., from June to August. The shows of various styles (song, circus, theater, puppets, etc.) are presented under the marquee and take place good weather, bad weather. Thursdays show - series of free musical shows, presented in Blainville parks, Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. from June to August.
The shows of varied styles (pop, folk, rock, etc.) are presented under the marquee and take place good weather, bad weather. And the terraces in music - series of free musical shows presented in June on the terrace of the Paul-Mercier library, which aim above all the discovery of music or an artist little known.In case of rain, the show takes place inside the Paul-Mercier library.
Source : City of Blainville
Some additional attractions
- The small theater of the North (Boisbriand)
- Old barn garden
- ENIGMA-TIC Adventure Center
- MiniMaze games and entertainment rooms
- Ovolt Play and Entertainment Rooms
- Gravel Strawberry field
- Les Brasseurs du Nord – Le Relais Boréale
Useful links
Sources of texts
- City of Blainville
- La Presse +: Living Blainville
- Mille-Îles History and Genealogy Society
- Wikipedia - Blainville
- Statistics Canada - Census
- Statistics Quebec - Estimates of the population of municipalities of 25,000 and more inhabitants
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