Sep. 6, 2007 - WHAT'S HAPPENING IN FALMOUTH?
Welcome back to my blog.
Well here I am only a few days late only because it has been a very busy summer. I'm chairman of the
Falmouth Artists Guilds public relations committee and we had a lot happening. That included a great fund raising auction
held at the Coonamesset Inn - very elegant with a Great Gatsby theme with everyone dressing the part of the 'Roaring
Twenties.' Gloria Lieberman was the auctioneer and did a great job. You can see her on Antique Roadshow, is an expert in
her field and works for Skinner's auction house in Boston. I won a prize for my outfit as a 20's tennis player holding my
fathers antique racket.
The Artists Guild has been raising money for sometime and we are getting close. We need $1,400,000
altogether with about $300,000 more to go before we can start building our 'New Community Art Center.' What a joy that
will be for everyone in Falmouth and surrounding towns in the Upper Cape. Our 2.2 acre building site is at the corner of
Dillingham and Gifford Streets and we encourage people to visit it as they can see the outline of the building and rooms
drawn in white on the ground. For more info about it and the Guild, please contact me.
Everyone seemed to be very busy this summer as it was more crowded than usual with the beaches, streets
and restaurants bussling with activity, but hor-ray, its ended. The kids are back in school, the crowds are gone, the
streets back to normal and now we have two beautiful autumn months to enjoy. We also have the second busiest real estate
season of the year up until about Thanksgiving - so if you're thinking of selling, now's the time to list provided the
price is right - and if you're a buyer, you have lots of choices. In either case, do not take it lightly. Buying or
selling a home is not like shopping for a loaf of bread - get informed, know what you are doing, be realistic and get good
professional help. If you are new to homebuying, you'll find very helpful guidance on my website by clicking on http://www.capecodspecials.com/home-buying-guide.html.
Here's a great real estate book that 'everyone' should read: 'Ripping the Roof Off Real Estate"
by Mollie W. Wasserman. It's published by Gabriel Publications and can be ordered at your local
bookstore. Mollie is a smart woman and knows what she is talking about so I think you will be well informed, entertained
and will approach real estate with a totally different and realistic mindset after reading her book.
David
Copyright © 2007 By David F. Kelley, Falmouth, MA.
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