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- 204 Old Blue Hills Road, Durham, CT 06422WILLIAM RAVEIS REAL ESTATE
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- 153 Wallingford Road, Durham, CT 06422
- 15 bds
- 8 ba
- 10,623 sqft
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- 148 & 153 Wallingford Road, Durham, CT 06422
- 414.5 acres lot
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Buying a Home in Durham CT: Frequently Asked Questions
How much do homes cost in Durham CT?
Home values in Durham, CT stand at $508,233 as of September 2026, according to the Zillow Home Value Index. That figure covers all homes in the area, not only the ones currently listed for sale, so it reflects the broader housing stock rather than just asking prices.
Are home values going up or down in Durham CT?
Values in Durham, CT have moved up over the past year, with the Zillow Home Value Index showing a 4.5% increase as of September 2026. That puts the overall value of homes in the area at $508,233.
Is Durham CT a buyer's or seller's market?
Durham, CT is currently a seller's market, according to Zillow Market Temperature. That label generally means homes sell faster and buyers face more competition than they would in a buyer's or neutral market.
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