Housing in Waterbury
Waterbury's housing market carries a real, unusually wide, disclosed cross-source spread this record does not force to one confident number.
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Learn moreA real, wide spread across three distinct measures
Zillow's $518,334 average home value, Redfin's $297K January 2026 median sale price, and a $510K June 2026 median listing price form a genuinely wide, disclosed spread (base record).
A real, disclosed measurement caveat
The $297K figure specifically may reflect a smaller, specific transaction sample for that month rather than Waterbury's broader market level -- a real, disclosed caveat (base record).
A real, comparatively favorable position versus Stowe
Even at the higher end of this spread, Waterbury's housing runs meaningfully below Stowe's own extreme premium, reflecting Waterbury's real commuter-adjacent (not resort-core) position (base record).
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Given the real, unusually wide, disclosed spread, confirm current listings and recent comparable closed sales directly with a local agent before setting a firm budget.
Key takeaways
- A real, wide, disclosed spread: $518,334 average value vs. $297K median sale price vs. $510K median listing price.
- The lower $297K figure may reflect a smaller transaction sample rather than the broader market.
- Waterbury's housing runs meaningfully below Stowe's own extreme premium.
- Confirm current, address-specific listings directly given the disclosed spread.
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