Housing Market in Milford

Milford's housing market runs genuinely moderate for a Long Island Sound shoreline city, with a real, disclosed cross-source price spread worth confirming directly.

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A real, disclosed source spread

Zillow's typical home value ran approximately $440,264, a separate aggregator cited a higher median of approximately $488,391, and a more recent June 2026 snapshot cited approximately $499,036.

Moderate relative to Fairfield County shoreline towns

Milford's own figures run below comparable Fairfield County coastal markets while remaining a real, meaningful step up from inland central Connecticut.

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A specific shoreline property's flood-zone designation (AE, VE, or otherwise) directly affects both insurance cost and resale value -- confirm this directly before making an offer.

Key takeaways

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-27. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.