Those who own single family homes in Blackburn Hamlet saw their property values increase significantly in 2018. There was a total of 39 single family homes that have sold in 2018 in the neighbourhood of Blackburn Hamlet this is down 1 from the 40 sales of Single family homes in Blackburn Hamlet in 2016-2017. The average price of a single-family homes in Blackburn Hamlet was $486,936 for the period ending December 16th 2018. Home owners were able to sell their properties for 98.6% of their asking price in an average of 28 days.This year has been a great year for Ottawa real estate owners. Home prices have increased significantly in most neighbourhoods of our City. Ottawa home price increases have been largely attributed to a shortage of inventory making Ottawa's real estate market compet... 01/02/2019

What happened in Blackburn Hamlet and Blackburn Hamlet South, Ottawa during the month of April 2010? The neighborhood of Blackburn Hamlet in Ottawa saw a total of 7 sales in April 2010. The average days on the market of the homes sold in April 2010 in Blackburn Hamlet was 8. The longest days on the market was 24 and the shortest was 0 days (home sold on the same day of listing). The average price of homes sold during the month of April 2010 in Blackburn Hamlet was $368,375 an increase over last years $330,444 average during the same period.. The highest priced property sold during the month of April in Blackburn Hamlet was $470,000 and the lowest was $260,000. Compared with April 2009 homes in Blackburn Hamlet are selling much quicker this year. Average days on the market of homes in Bl... 05/24/2010

In 2009 Blackburn Hamlet saw 155 homes listed on the MLS compared with 154 homes in 2008. As for sold listings Blackburn Hamlet saw 57 sales in 2009 compared to 56 in 2008 an. Of the 57 homes sold in Chapel Hill in 2009 homes had on average 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The highest having 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms and the lowest having 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom the average selling price was $221,000. Homes in Blackburn Hamlet are on average 29 days on the market before finding a buyer. Homes that sold in 2008 sold on average in 31 days and the average selling price in Blackburn Hamlet was $311,883 during that same year. If you are interested in selling your property in Blackburn Hamlet give me a call today. 613-889-7732 Source: oreb.mlxchange Looking for a home in Ottawa? Want to sell yo... 01/09/2010

Since January to September 2009 the Community of Blackburn Hamlet has participated in many wonderful fundraising events such as: the Help Emily Help Tyler which helped raise over $4,000 for McMasters University to help find a cure for a fatal disease called Syalidosis, The Blackburn Fun Fair which helped raise funds and non perishable food items for Joseph Storehouse, The Blackburn Hamlet Knights of Columbus and the Catholic Women’s League which donate $2,000 to Joseph Storehouse,  the Blackburn Bonanza which was held by the Life Centre, donate over 500 school bags and school supplies to the children of Blackburn Hamlet and other fundraising event held by other organizations.  This fall the Blackburn Community will be hosting other events such as the 7th Annual Run [and Walk] for the C... 09/19/2009

Why choose Blackburn Hamlet as your residential community of choice. The Hamlet is closer to downtown Ottawa than almost all the "new" suburbs (only a 10 minute drive), yet offers an old-fashioned country village feeling rarely found in neighbourhoods today. This community is connected end to end via a series of treed parks and bike paths. Blackburn Hamlet is pedestrian friendly and offers all modern amenities within no more than a 10 minute walk from most homes. Those include: grocery store, medical, dental & legal practices, drug stores, several pubs and restaurants, banks, service stations, convenience stores, pizza delivery, video rental, dry cleaners, pawn shop and a local Tim Horton’s.  The community of Blackburn is the home of 2 seniors’ residences, public, catholic and French sc... 09/17/2009

Blackburn Hamlet is a community of approximately 9,000 people, located between the east end of Ottawa and Orleans. This community of Blackburn Hamlet was considered to be an independent outer suburb until the amalgamation of the city of Gloucester with the city of Ottawa in 2001. The community of Blackburn Hamlet underwent several name changes until 1858, when the first post office was erected, at which time the community was named after Robert Blackburn, One hundred years later, in 1958, the government gave the National Capital Commission authority to establish the greenbelt, which displaced part of the community and forced redevelopment. Renamed Blackburn Hamlet, the first residents moved arrived in 1967.  Known locally as ‘the Hamlet’ it is a community within itself and surrounded by... 09/17/2009