COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – The highest houses offered in Franklin County final month went for $2.65 million every, and the highest house in Delaware County went for $2 million.
NBC4 analyzed day by day property sale data from the Franklin and Delaware County auditor’s workplaces and filtered for “one household dwellings” in order to not embrace issues like residences, duplexes or unrelated land purchases.
Excluding transfers for $0, 1,810 single-family house purchases have been made in Franklin County final month. The common worth was $313,646 and the median worth was $272,000. In Delaware County, 371 single-family house purchases have been made. The common worth was $497,580 and the media worth was $475,000.
The ten costliest houses offered in Franklin County final month
10. This house at 380 Tucker Dr. in Worthington offered for $1,460,000 on Could 31.
Advertisement
9. This house at 3933 Farber Ct. in New Albany offered for $1,460,000 on Could 13.
8. This house at 569 S. Sixth St. in Columbus offered for $1,500,000 on Could 2.
7. This house at 1771 Roxbury Rd. in Higher Arlington offered for $1,850,000 on Could 3.
6. This house at 5055 Johnstown Rd. in New Albany offered for $1,995,000 on Could 5.
5. This house at 6585 Morse Rd. in New Albany offered for $2,000,000 on Could 31.
4. This house at 6579 Morse Rd. in New Albany offered for $2,000,000 on Could 31.
3. This house at 6585 Morse Rd. in New Albany offered for $2,000,000 on Could 31.
2. This house at 333 N. Parkview Ave. offered in Columbus for $2,650,000 on Could 18.
1. This house at 1808 Higher Chelsea Rd. in Higher Arlington offered for $2,650,000 on Could 18.
The ten costliest houses offered in Delaware County final month
10. This house at 11082 Sage Creek Dr. in Galena offered for $875,000 on Could 27.
9. This house at 9552 Cordona Loop in Powell offered for $905,000 on Could 16.
8. This house at 1011 Elderberry Loop in Delaware offered for $920,000 on Could 20.
7. This house at 1650 White Oak Dr. in Delaware offered for $940,000 on Could 12.
6. This house at 2140 Wingate Dr. in Delaware offered for $975,000 on Could 17.
5. This house at 5294 Amanda Ridge Ct. in Westerville offered for $1,025,000 on Could 24.
4. This house at 2480 Woodland Glen Dr. in Powell offered for $1,125,000 on Could 12.
3. This house at 5116 Harlem Rd. in Galena offered for $1,300,000 on Could 19.
2. This house at 8238 Tillinghast Dr. in Dublin offered for $1,325,000 on Could 24.
1. This house at 5405 Purple Financial institution Rd. in Galena offered for $2,000,000 on Could 20.
The return to average summer temperatures has been pushed back to Thursday in the forecasts, and in the meantime it’ll be highs in the low-to-mid-90s, with a heat advisory in effect from Monday morning to Tuesday night.
The National Weather Service office in Mount Holly, N.J., also adds: “Peak heat indices on Wednesday are forecast to reach or exceed 100 degrees, and therefore an extension of this heat advisory into Wednesday is probable.”
The other weather news for Wednesday is that a cool front is expected to approach the region and set off thunderstorms. The probability of precipitation is listed as less than 50%.
The forecast for Thursday through the weekend is for high temperatures in the 80s in a bit more normalcy for summer, but not much cooling overnights, with the lows staying above 70 degrees around the daybreaks.
Advertisement
But in the more immediate future, on Monday and Tuesday the humidity is expected to be on the increase, which means heat indices will rise and hence, the heat advisory.
On Sunday night at 8, the humidity was 42% at Philadelphia International Airport, the official weather service site in the Philadelphia metro area, a not-uncomfortable reading.
The temperature topped out Sunday at 95 degrees, well off the record for the date. The forecast highs for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday — 96, 93 and 93, respectively — are all well below date records of 100, 103 and 104, respectively.
The last one is from the scorching summer of 1936 and is tied for the second-highest temperature on record at an official Philadelphia site with July 3, 1966. Both trail 106 degrees on Aug. 5, 1918.
Honor D Lady cruised to a 5 1/2-length victory in the Grade 2, $500,125 Delaware Handicap on Sunday at Delaware Park.
The 4-year-old daughter of Honor Code gave her jockey Jose Ortiz his fourth victory in the filly-and-mare race, equaling the record set by Angel Cordero Jr., who won in 1968, 1974, 1981 and 1987. Ortiz previously won with Belle Gallantey in 2014 and Elate in 2018 and 2019.
Click here for Delaware Park entries and results.
Trained by Saffie Joseph Jr., Honor D Lady returned $6.20 as the second choice in the field of seven.
Saddle Up Jessie, with Sheldon Russell, finished second, a half-length in front of the even-money favorite Wet Paint with Flavien Prat.
Advertisement
Abundancia with Julio Hernandez cut early fractions of 24.07 seconds for the quarter-mile and 49:67 for the half-mile before fading to sixth.
The final time was 1:59.86 for the 1 3/16 miles over the fast main track.
“I rode her one time already, and we won,” Ortiz said. “Saffie told me you have the 2 hole, so try to break clean, try to find your way outside, do not give too much to do, and keep close to the pace, but at the end of the day you ride her how you want. That is what I tried to do, and I am glad it worked out. When I hit the three-eighths pole, she kind of moved about two jumps before I wanted, so I had to kind of grab her and take a little momentum away from her, but I was sitting on a lot of horse.”
This was the second win of the year for Honor D Lady from four starts. The Kentucky-bred trained filly won the Royal Delta (G3) on Feb. 17. Her career record is five wins from 13 starts with earnings of $708,167.
Authorities are reportedly conducting a death investigation at Towers Beach, located just south of Dewey Beach. Initial reports indicate that lifeguards found a body on the beach early Sunday morning. Officials have not confirmed those details.
Several DNREC (Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control) and state beach workers have cordoned off a section of the dunes at Towers Beach as part of the ongoing investigation.
investigators from the Delaware state police are also on scene to assist in the investigation.
Rescue crews were dispatched to the scene shortly before 10:00 AM to assist in the operation.
Advertisement
According to beachgoers, authorities are also closing the south side of the beach.
