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Delaware:
Fri., November 4: Lower Case Blues at The Pond in Rehoboth
Now through Sat., November 5: Fifer Orchards Fall Fun Fest
Sat., November 5: The Linda Ronstadt Experience at Milton Theatre
Thurs., November 3 - Sat., November 5: Towers Comedy Festival in Rehoboth
Mon., November 7 - Sun., November 13: Rehoboth Beach Independent Film Festival
Wed., November 9: Basic Drawing Class at Rehoboth Art League
Thurs., November 10: Let's Do Trivia at Bethany Blues
Sat., November 12 - Sun., November 13: Southeastern Delaware Artists Studio Tour
Fri., November 18 - Sat., December 31: Winter WonderFest at Hudson Fields
Ocean City:
Sat., November 5: Ocean Pines Farmers & Artisans Market
Wed., November 9: Trivia Night at OCEateries
Thurs., November 17 - Sat., December 31: Winterfest of Lights
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The Top Mistake to Avoid When Selling Your Beach House
by Joshua Leventhal
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Image via Unsplash
Did you know that selling your beach house can be both emotionally challenging and time consuming? In essence, it can feel as if strangers are invading your privacy each and every time a potential buyer tours your property. Keep in mind that they will openly criticize your home, your style and your tastes. They will probably offer you less money that you think your beach house is worth now that the residential real estate market has slowed down a bit. Potential buyers will also open your closets, poke around your house, and be real pains in the you know what.
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Bayside - Just Listed!
Featured Listing
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What's Actually Happening with Home Prices Today?
from Keeping Current Matters
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Image via Unsplash
One of the biggest questions people are asking right now is: what’s happening with home prices? There are headlines about ongoing price appreciation, but at the same time, some sellers are reducing the price of their homes. That can feel confusing and makes it more difficult to get a clear picture.
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Stop By This Allegedly Haunted Tavern in Newark
Only in Delaware
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Home to a dedicated local base through the week and a lively college population on the weekend, Deer Park Tavern is a hot spot that's hard to miss in Newark. But did you know that there's some spooky lore behind the building? It was built in 1851 on the lands where the remains of the previously burned down St. Patrick's Inn stood since 1747, making it already a breeding ground for the paranormal. Additionally, there's a rumor that Edgar Allen Poe wrote The Raven there and cursed the building after slipping on mud outside. Between the historical foundation and a connection to Poe, how much spookier could you get? Read the full article here!
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How Do Construction Loans Work?
by Rob Mercer
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Image via Unsplash
Building your home from the ground up can be extremely rewarding. You get to have a lot more control over your property’s design and construction, and starting from scratch can be an adventurous passion project.
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Christine's Consignments
Featured Local Business
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Something that's grown popularity recently is thrift shopping, whether that's finding something second-hand online or at a local shop. No matter what you're looking for, it's always trendy to be environmentally conscious with your purchases. One place in Delaware that you can count on to provide you with a wide variety of one-of-a-kind clothing pieces is Christine's Consignments. Their locations in Fenwick Island and Ocean View aren't overwhelming in size, but still feature enough options to allow for an afternoon full of browsing. Make your way to one of their locations and follow their Facebook page for updates on pop-up shops and more information!
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Local Pets for Adoption at the Brandywine SPCA
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Cullen
3 y/o Domestic Shorthair/Mix
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Update: Our September features, Gabby and Doug, have both been adopted! Best of luck to sweet Brutus and Monkey Bread!
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Rosenfeld's Delicatessen
Featured Restaurant
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With four locations across the Delaware beaches and Ocean City, Rosenfeld's is hard to miss. Earlier in October, the owner of Rosenfeld's annouced that their Ocean City location was closing its doors for repairs and updates, but after an overflow of community and financial support, their beloved spot will remain at their spot for another two years through Labor Day 2024. When Rosenfeld's first opened in 2013, it was the only Jewish delicatessen within a 2 hour drive of Ocean City from any direction, and since then it has become a staple in the area. Stop by to eat-in, order for pick-up, or call to have their delicious food catered to your office! Visit their website for full menus and more information.
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6 Popular Fall and Winter Home Trends
from Realtor Magazine
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As the seasons change, so do home styles. Interior designers offer their favorite looks for the colder months.
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Fran K.
Featured Testimonial
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"I was referred to Sandra by a mutual friend. Sandra and Jay went above and beyond for me, staging my condo, holding open houses, helping me move contents to storage, and putting her personal touch on decorations. My condo sold fairly quickly and then the long process of finding the perfect home for me began. Sandra showed me no less than two dozen houses before the perfect one came on the market."
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Bob Bauer
Featured Local Photography
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Bob Bauer is an experienced local photographer who especially loves shooting at golden hour, one hour before sunrise or sunset, to get the perfect lighting. The photos above are taken in his community of Swann Keys. When asked, Bob described the images as showing the sky on fire and reflecting in the marina. Along with capturing the beautiful colors in the sky, Bob regularly photographs abandoned houses in the area. We thank Bob for allowing us to feature his stunning images this month!
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Relax at Black Walnut Point Inn
Only in Maryland
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Located on the beautiful tip of Maryland's Tilghman Island, the Black Walnut Point Inn is the bed and breakfast of your dreams. If their surrounding water views weren't enough to reel you in, maybe you'll be swayed by their option to book a room in the 1840's house (featured above) or one of three waterfront cabins, each with a screened in porch for lazy mornings spent reading and a fireplace for those cozy evenings. As a last ditch effort, you're sure to feel right at home on your half-mile drive through 52 acres of bird sanctuary to the six acres of wildflower gardens. Find your peace of mind and book your stay today on their website!
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