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The team at Fletchers are expert local real estate agents in the Blackburn suburb of Melbourne.

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Blackburn Median Real Estate Prices

The average median price for property in the Blackburn suburb of Melbourne as of November 2006 was A$440,000, where as the long term growth of Blackburn Real Estate has been 10.2%.

Blackburn North Median Real Estate Prices

The average median price for property in the Blackburn North suburb of Melbourne as of November 2006 was A$365,258 where as the long term growth of Blackburn North Real Estate has been 10.4%.

Blackburn South Median Real Estate Prices

The average median price for property in the Blackburn South suburb of Melbourne as of November 2006 was A$397,175, where as the long term growth of Blackburn Real Estate has been 11.9%.

Blackburn, Blackburn North & Blackburn Suburb Overview

Residential development in Blackburn commenced in the 1880s encouraged by the opening of the railway to Lilydale in 1882. The 1890s depression saw an end to the first era of development in Blackburn. Significant residential and real estate development took place in the interwar and post war periods, developing the former fruit and vegetable growing areas.

Major features of Blackburn include Blackburn Lake, Blackburn shopping centre, North Blackburn Square Shopping Centre and Blackburn Creeklands Reserve.

Residential & real estate development of Blackburn North dates primarily from the post war era as development spread northward from Whitehorse Road and the railway line. Traditionally the area was the domain of market gardens and fruit growing.

Major features of Blackburn North include Koonung Park, Slater Reserve and the Hewlett Packard and Agfa facilities.

Residential and real estate development in Blackburn South is slightly older than Blackburn North. While early development of the area dates from the 1920s, the most significant period of growth was in the post war period.

Traditionally the Blackburn South area was the domain of market gardens and fruit growing. Features of Blackburn South include Orchard Grove Reserve, the Wurundjeri Wetlands, Eley Park and the Salvation Army Inala Village.

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