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.
They'll help you showcase your property and present it in its best light to potential buyers. Take advantage of their experience to find the best purchase offers and sell your property quickly and at the best price. Their experience will save you time and money. For a free evaluation of your project, call them at 514.236.6282.
Moving to Blainville
Located halfway between the metropolis and the beautiful Laurentian region, Blainville has the wind in its sails, with economic vitality, population growth and access to property above the average for Quebec cities. The city is popular with young families in particular. According to La Presse +, if Blainville is not considered to have a particular charm, most people who move there do so for the quality of life.
On the one hand, there are homes for all tastes and budgets, from reasonably priced condos and semi-detached houses to the 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 that is neither too small nor too large. The speed limit is set at 30 km/h, except on main arteries. The crime rate is very low. The increase in population has also stimulated many businesses to locate here and the tax revenue is invested directly in services to citizens. Can we expect more?

Blainville, from 1968 to today
According to Statistics Canada, the population of Blainville was 56,863 at the last census in 2016. Statistics Quebec estimates that in 2021 it will be 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 rate, the city is developing, becoming more dynamic, and urbanizing while preserving its green side, both in its residential neighbourhoods (which have a multitude of parks and a network of bicycle paths) and in its agricultural sector and its immense peat bog.
A review of the figures in this table is interesting. It reveals the rapid growth of Blainville in terms of population and residential development, but also in terms of municipal expenditures. The total number of kilometers of streets follows the same trend, also doubling every 20 years. Similarly, the average value of homes increases by 433% between 1968 and 1978, 311% from 1978 to 1988, 177% from 1988 to 1998 and 280% from 1998 to 2017. Over a period of nearly 40 years, the average value of a single-family home of $4,500 in 1968 increases to $310,125 in 2017. The assessed valuation of the entire municipality also increases almost exponentially; from $5 million in 1968 to $108 million a decade later. In 2017, that property assessment is $7,651 million!
(Source : https://blainville.ca/storage/app/media/Ville/Portrait%20de%20Blainville/Histoire/cahier_histoire_blainville.pdf)A city where it is good to live
The territory of Blainville is divided into 11 neighbourhoods: Fontainebleau, Côte-Saint-Louis, Saint-Rédempteur, Plan-Bouchard, Notre-Dame-de-L'Assomption, Chante-Bois, Hirondelles, Alençon, Renaissance or Bas-Sainte-Thérèse and Blainvillier.
In terms of quality of life, L'actualité magazine ranked Blainville 1st among the best cities in Quebec to live in in 2019. Blainville has risen to the top of the list thanks, among other things, to its economic health, its demographics and the wide variety of activities and services offered to the population.

Source: City of Blainville
Some additional attractions
- Le Petit Théâtre du Nord (Boisbriand)
- Garden of the Old Barn
- ENIGMA-TIC Adventure Center
- MiniMaze games and entertainment rooms
- Ovolt amusement and Game Rooms
- Gravel Strawberry field
- Les Brasseurs du Nord – Le Relais Boréale
Text sources
- Ville de Blainville
- La Presse + : Habiter Blainville
- Société d'histoire et de généalogie des Mille-Îles
- Wikipédia - Blainville
- Statistiques Canada – Recensement
- Statistiques Québec – Estimations de la population des municipalités de 25 000 habitants et plus