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Situated beside Great Bay at the mouth of the Oyster River, Durham was originally called "Oyster River Plantation." It was settled in 1635 as a part of Dover.During King William's War, on July 18, 1694 "Oyster River" was attacked in the Oyster River Massacre by French career soldier Sebastien de Villieu with about 250 Abenaki Indians under command of their sagamore, Bomazeen. In all, 45 inhabitants were killed and 49 taken captive, with half the dwellings, including 5 garrisons, burned to the ground. Crops were destroyed and livestock killed, causing famine and destitution for survivors. The community would rebuild, and by 1716 Durham was a separate parish, named after Durham, England. Incorporated in 1735, Durham once included portions of the present-day towns of Madbury, Lee and Newmarket.The median income for a household in the town was $51,697, and the median income for a family was $83,609. Males had a median income of $54,519 versus $31,548 for females.

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You’re only minutes away from completing your request for a FREE custom home buyer's relocation package for Durham NH. You’ll then be sent a Durham relocation package with information on Durham NH that may include maps, school information, and local newspapers. Just like you would receive from the local chamber of commerce. More importantly, you will receive up-to-date listings of homes for sale by e-mail in Durham NH. Homes or condos that are in your price range and in the areas you want – no more wading through thousands of home listings! This is an excellent source of information on Find your next home here!. Also receive your Where Should I live? free e-book for home buyers. Get yours today.

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New Hampshire

	Durham	NH	U.S.
Population	9,024	1,235,786	281,421,906
Median age	20.8	37.1	35.3
Male Median age	21.1	36.4	34
Female Median age	20.5	37.8	36.5
Households	1,703	474,606	105,480,101
Household population	4,418	1,200,247	273,643,273
Average household size	2.59	2.53	2.59
Families	728	323,651	71,787,347
Average family size	2.91	3.03	3.14
Housing units	1,718	547,024	115,904,641
Occupied units	1,703	474,606	105,480,101
Vacant units	15	72,418	10,424,540

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Information: Our service can help you quickly obtain information on homes for sale, to include new homes, luxury homes, townhomes, river properties, vacation homes, historic homes, foreclusures, HUD homes, and condos. We provide a home buyer's assistance package to include a valuable Durham relocation package. This is much more than just home listings! Our affiliated real estate agent or broker is a local representative who has access to local mortgage companies and banks. They may assist you in obtaining the best financing in the form of mortgaes. They also have access to Multiple Listing Services (MLS) data, which is a service where several local real estate agencies share current real estate listing information. This allows you to find a house which meets your desires and needs. Our representatives also assist you by providing area information including jobs, schools, cultural activities, shopping, and much more. Also, get our Where Should I Live? free e-book for home buyers. Get yours today.

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What People are Saying!

“The agent you connected to us was very helpful and was very good at staying in touch with us. He sent us all kinds of "stuff" about the location to which we might have been transferred. I would have had no trouble working with him to find just the right home in the new location. Thank you. Should a possible move come up again, I would not hesitate to contact you again.”
— Edward A.

“Gene has been most helpful in providing us information. We have yet to make our decision as to whether we are definitely going to move, based on an offer of a business opportunity in the area. Gene is friendly yet professional and follows up on his committments. It is a pleasure working with him!”
— Donna M.

“The relocation package really helped me a lot. It was sent right away. John is my kind of REALTOR.”
— Barbara M.

“Your relocation package contained maps that made it easier to get acquainted with the area. Thanks for your assistance and thanks to Pat for her assistance in helping us locate our new home.”
— Ronnie K.

These are actual success stories obtained from routine feedback from relocating home buyers who requested assistance from our program. We have removed the last names of the relocation counselors and their company names and the names of the individuals providing the information. This has been done for the purpose of confidentiality.

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