Salary to buy the median house in Blainville: $55,706 in 2016, $149,188 in 2026, price and rate untangled (Centris)

Salary to buy · Blainville · 2016 vs 2026

The gross income it takes to buy the median house in Blainville, computed for every year from 2016 to 2026 with the Centris price and the year's contracted rate: how much more than in 2016, and the price's and the rate's share of the increase. Labelled assumptions, nothing estimated on prices.

To buy the median house in Blainville, a household needed a gross income of about $55,706 in 2016 (price of $308,950, rate of 2.67%) and needs about $149,188 in 2026 (price of $760,000 over January to September 2026, rate of 4.14%): $93,482 more, +168%, for a price up 146%. The monthly housing cost (mortgage at 20% down over 25 years, taxes at 1% of the price, heating) went from $1,486 to $3,978; the mortgage is 82% of it. Of the $93,482 increase, the price explains $75,856 and the rate $17,626 (19%). It is one of the highest required salaries among the 50 cities tracked (median $120,462 in 2026, $47,644 in 2016). Assumptions: 20% down payment, 25-year amortization, the year's average contracted rate (2.67% in 2016, 2.13% in 2021, 4.14% in 2026), municipal and school taxes estimated at 1% of the price per year, heating and electricity at $1,200 per year, 32% gross debt service ratio. Source: Centris (Matrix) for prices, compiled October 13, 2026.

The short answer

To buy the median house in Blainville, a household needed a gross income of about $55,706 in 2016 (price of $308,950, rate of 2.67%) and needs about $149,188 in 2026 (price of $760,000 over January to September 2026, rate of 4.14%): $93,482 more, +168%, for a price up 146%. The monthly housing cost (mortgage at 20% down over 25 years, taxes at 1% of the price, heating) went from $1,486 to $3,978; the mortgage is 82% of it. Of the $93,482 increase, the price explains $75,856 and the rate $17,626 (19%). It is one of the highest required salaries among the 50 cities tracked (median $120,462 in 2026, $47,644 in 2016).

The salary required for the median house in Blainville, 2016 to 2026

Gross salary required to buy the median house in Blainville in 2016, 2021 and 2026
Gross salary required for the median house in Blainville by year, at a 32% GDS ratio. Source: Centris (Matrix) for prices, Bank of Canada and Statistics Canada for rates. Compiled October 13, 2026.
YearMedian house5-year contracted rateMonthly mortgage paymentMonthly housing costGross salary required
2016$308,9502.67%$1,128$1,486$55,706
2017$349,0002.87%$1,303$1,694$63,519
2018$356,0003.49%$1,420$1,817$68,125
2019$376,0003.17%$1,450$1,863$69,875
2020$487,5002.44%$1,735$2,241$84,047
2021$545,0002.13%$1,874$2,428$91,056
2022$645,0003.90%$2,686$3,324$124,631
2023$603,7505.26%$2,881$3,484$130,656
2024$678,9524.96%$3,147$3,813$142,981
2025$714,0004.20%$3,067$3,762$141,075
2026$760,0004.14%$3,245$3,978$149,188

Median price of single-family houses sold on Centris (Matrix) by year (2026: January to September 2026); average 5-year contracted rate (Bank of Canada, Statistics Canada 10-10-0006); payment at 20% down over 25 years; housing cost = payment + taxes estimated at 1% of the price + heating $1,200 per year; required salary = annual cost ÷ 32%.

What the comparison says in Blainville

Salary required for the 2026 median house across the 50 cities tracked, Blainville highlighted
Gross salary required for each city's 2026 median house, 50 cities, Blainville in red. Source: Centris (Matrix) for prices, Bank of Canada for rates.

What it changes for buying or selling in Blainville

In Blainville, the required salary rose +168% in ten years, among the steepest increases of the 50 cities tracked: the median house changed pool of buyers. For a household earning $149,188, it is still doable at 20% down; with the minimum down payment, the insurance premium and the lender's qualifying rate (contract rate plus 2 points), the bar rises a good notch: that is the calculation in what salary to buy a house in Blainville. For a seller, the required income says who can buy your house: at this price, your buyer is a two-income household or an owner who is selling. The payment alone, year by year, is in mortgage payment on the median house in Blainville; the down payment in down payment to buy in Blainville.

How to read these figures

The calculation isolates two effects: price and rate. The salary at the 2016 rate recomputes the 2026 house with the 2016 rate, which gives the price's share of the increase; the rest is the rate. Assumptions: 20% down payment, 25-year amortization, the year's average contracted rate (2.67% in 2016, 2.13% in 2021, 4.14% in 2026), municipal and school taxes estimated at 1% of the price per year, heating and electricity at $1,200 per year, 32% gross debt service ratio. This is not a pre-qualification: a mortgage broker applies the qualifying rate, your debts and your actual down payment.

Frequently asked questions

What salary does it take to buy the median house in Blainville in 2026?

About $149,188 of gross household income for the median house at $760,000 (January to September 2026), with 20% down, 25-year amortization, the 4.14% contracted rate, taxes at 1% of the price and $1,200 of heating, at a 32% GDS ratio. With the minimum down payment and the qualifying rate, more is needed.

And in 2016, how much did it take in Blainville?

In 2016, the median house in Blainville cost $308,950 and the rate was 2.67%: $55,706 of income was enough. In 2026, $149,188: +168%. The price explains $75,856 of the increase and the rate $17,626.

Was it the price or the rate that pushed the required salary up in Blainville?

The price first: at the 2016 rate, the 2026 house would already require $131,562, +136% against 2016. The rate adds $17,626, 19% of the increase in Blainville. Across the 50 cities, the rate's share is 20% in median.

Sources: Centris (Matrix), Statistics module, September 16, 2026 query for the municipality of Blainville, median sale price of single-family houses by year; Bank of Canada and Statistics Canada (table 10-10-0006) for contracted rates; tax and heating assumptions labelled; compiled by the Loaa & Manseur team, aggregates only. The salary to buy the median house in 50 cities hub compares the 50 cities.

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