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(MAY 31, 2026 - JUN 30, 2026)

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What's Happening This Month

Fort Myers Summer Collectorfest 2026:

(July 26th, 9 AM - 4 PM):  Calling all collectors and pop culture fans! CollectorFest returns to Fort Myers for one day only with thousands of vintage and modern toys, comics, video games, collectibles, artists, and family-friendly fun all under one roof.
 

Summer Artisan Market:

 
(July 11th, 9 AM - 1 PM): Support local makers and enjoy a morning of shopping at the Summer Artisan Market, featuring handcrafted goods, unique artwork, crafts, and other treasures from local vendors at Bell Tower.
 

Mangofest

 

(July 11th, 9 AM - 5 PM):  Celebrate all things mango at this tropical festival featuring fresh fruit, plant and tree sales, local food and drinks, live music, growing seminars, artisan vendors, and fun competitions for the whole family.

 

Paint Along at Cape Coral Art Center

(July 18th, 10 AM - 1 PM):  Get creative at this free community paint event with a guided, all-ages painting experience where you’ll create your own masterpiece to take home, no artistic experience required!
 

Sip & Craft Hat Painting

(July 12th, 2 PM - 4:30 PM):  Join this fun, hands-on hat painting workshop at RAD Tasting Room in Estero where guests can customize a pre-engraved hat using easy-to-use paint markers in a relaxed, social setting perfect for beginners and creative expression.
 
 

Nature Walks with the Conservancy:

(July 25th, 9 AM - 11:45 AM):  Start your morning with a peaceful guided nature walk at Cullum’s Trail, led by a Conservancy educator as you explore and learn about Florida’s unique natural environments, fun and educational for the whole family.

 

Seller Tip: Do Not Let the Roof Become the Deal Drama

 

In Southwest Florida, the roof is no longer just a maintenance item. It is a pricing, insurance, inspection, and negotiation item.


Before listing, sellers should know:


- The age of the roof

- The roof material

- Whether permits are properly recorded

- Whether there are warranties or transferable documents

- Whether any repairs have been completed

- Whether there are visible issues such as staining, cracked tiles, lifted shingles, soft spots, or fascia/soffit damage


A roof concern can create hesitation for buyers and may complicate insurance quotes. If your roof is older or has visible wear, it may be worth getting a roof evaluation before listing so you can address concerns proactively instead of during contract negotiations.

 

The goal is simple: remove uncertainty before a buyer uses it as leverage.

 

Buyer Tip: Know Which Inspections Matter

 

In Southwest Florida, a general home inspection is only the beginning. Depending on the property, buyers may want to consider several additional inspections before moving forward.


Common inspections may include:


- General home inspection

- Roof inspection

- 4-point inspection for insurance

- Wind mitigation inspection

- Wood-destroying organism inspection

- Pool and spa inspection

- Seawall, dock, and boat lift inspection

- Mold or indoor air quality testing

- Sewer scope or plumbing inspection

- Well and septic inspection, if applicable

- HVAC evaluation

- Electrical evaluation

- Survey, elevation certificate, and flood-zone review

- Condo document review, including reserves, assessments, insurance, and applicable structural reports

 


Not every home needs every inspection, but the right inspection plan can help buyers avoid expensive surprises. This is especially important in coastal and waterfront markets, where insurance, flood elevation, roof condition, and exterior systems can materially affect ownership costs.