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Blaine Real Estate Statistics
Total Properties
375
Avg. Size in Sq. Ft.
2,080
Avg. Age in Years
0.3
Average Days on Site
107
Minimum Price
$20,000
Maximum Price
$11,000,000
Avg. Price
$783,141
Avg. Price per Sq. Ft.
$408
Recently Listed in Blaine
$869,880
5bds 4ba3,771sqftActive
5550 Whitehorn Way, Blaine, WA 98230
MLS #: 2545708
Windermere RE Whatcom, Inc.
$1,499,000
$-/sqftIndustrial,Industrial-Light,See ZoningActive
3823 Industry Lane, Blaine, WA 98230
MLS #: 2539495
RE/MAX Whatcom County, Inc.
$245,000
$-/sqftIndustrial-LightZoningActive
2748 Peace Portal Drive A104, Blaine, WA 98230
MLS #: 2518113
Windermere RE Whatcom, Inc.
Blaine Real Estate By Price
Demographic Information
Whatcom County
228,432
Populations as of 2026119,729
Total Labor Force$80,989
Median Household Income$43,463
Per Capita Income38
Median Age2
Average Household Size12.4%
High School Graduate16%
Bachelor Degree Or HigherPopulation
2026 Estimate (V2026)
228,432
Age Distribution (Years Old)
0 to 4
4.7%
5 to 17
14.1%
18 to 64
62.6%
65 and Older
18.5%
Gender
Male
49.6%
Female
50.4%
Computer and Internet Use
Households with a computer
40.5%
Households with a broadband Internet subscription
40.5%
Language
English or Second Language, Age 5+
12.1%
English is First Language, Age 5+
83.2%
Veterans
Veterans
12,529
Housing
Total Housing Units
101,928
Households
92,411
Average Household Size
2 people
Owner-Occupied
25.7%
Multi-Family
2.5%
Owner-Occupied Median Value
$536,100
Median selected monthly owner costs - with a mortgage
$2,232
Median selected monthly owner costs - without a mortgage
$692
Median Gross Rent
$1,465
Year at Residence
1 Year or More
16.1%
Less Than 1 Year
83.9%
Business and Employment
Private non-farm Establishments
-
Private non-farm Employment
-
Nonemployer Establishments
18,614
Number of Firms
-
Business Production
Value of Shipments
-
Wholesale Trade
-
Retail Trade
-
Retail Sales Per Capita
-
Accommodation and Food Services
-
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