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Town of Brookfield to Auction Off Contents of Two Storage Units on May 10 Written by Town of Brookfield
Auction of Household Contents by the Town on May 10
Inspection at 10:00 a.m. and Auction at 10:30 am
The Town of Brookfield is auctioning the contents of two storage units located at Prime Storage at 25 Del Mar Drive in Brookfield. One unit is 10 x 20 and the other is 10x10. They are filled with used home furnishings and miscellaneous items. The units will be auctioned as a bundle. The minimum bid is $1 but the winning bidder will have to take responsibility for the storage units which are paid for through May 20, 2021. All interested should attend the auction at 25 Del Mar Drive on May 10, 2021 at 10:00 am when the units can be inspected. Bidding will take place at 10:30 am at the site. Transfer of responsibility will take place immediately after with the winning bidder.
When Falmouth native Mike Pride retired from the merchant marine after 21 years, he began his “chapter two” by investing in commercial real estate.
Several years ago, F.O. Bailey Real Estate broker Thomas Gadbois introduced him to the self-storage sector, showing him a facility at 226 Gorham Road in Scarborough and another at 14 Tory Hill Drive in Buxton.
“I thought, “It’s a business but not a lot of employees, so I can run it myself,’” Pride recalls.
Pride bought the properties with a bit of skepticism.
“I’m thinking, ‘Who puts their stuff in storage?’” he says.
After fixing them up and doing some marketing, he soon had the answer plenty of folks. Now Pride is building a third facility 550 units across 10 buildings at the Innovation District at the Downs in Scarborough. Since he got into the business, he found the clientele is diverse and, apparently, never-ending. Customers include small business owners who rent units to store their wares and olde