It was another busy week in the Delaware County Ohio real estate market with 97 valid sales taking place and accounting for nearly $28 million in transfers. Delaware (27) and Lewis Center (20) are common communities in the top-three however Westerville was finishing up the month strong with 15 units. Sales only include transfers that are marked as “valid sales” by the Delaware County Auditor’s office. Delaware County Homes Sale… Keep Reading
Several Delaware Locations Prepared to Take Back Prescription Drugs
Several area police agencies will collect prescription drugs for safe disposal during the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency’s National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day on Saturday, September 29, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The drug take-back events are intended to prevent abuse or misuse of prescription drugs no longer needed by their owners. Keep Delaware County Beautiful, the local recycling and litter prevention program, and the Delaware General Health District encourage… Keep Reading
Additional Mosquito Spraying Scheduled in Dublin
Mosquito traps set weekly throughout Franklin County found more positive West Nile virus in the east section of Dublin, Ohio. In order to reduce the number of adult mosquitoes, Franklin County Public Health will be spraying the east and north sections of Dublin on Tuesday, August 28, – weather permitting – at 8:30 p.m. The north area was scheduled for spraying on August 21 but was not sprayed due to… Keep Reading
How Much is My Home Worth?
When it comes time to sell your home, there is only one thing you really want to know … How much is my home worth? Complete the form below and we’ll provide a no-obligation analysis of the value of your home and provide you with a report promptly. We’ll provide a prompt response evaluating the overall market conditions and the current price on your home. [media-credit id=1 align=”alignright” width=”400″][/media-credit]
Squatters Taking Possession of Bank-Owned Homes
“We Just Found a Legal Way to Make Millions” Shawn Pendegraft thought he’d found east street on his way to make millions — taking over foreclosed homes in the greater Charlotte, North Carolina area. Pendegraft and five accomplices would set-up trusts and use them to file deeds on properties in the $800,000 price range. They then filed $1.2 million in fake liens against the homes and moved into at least… Keep Reading
