RE/MAX

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a RE/MAX agent noticed something peculiar on the listing board: every time she added new properties, the prices mysteriously changed overnight. Curious, she asked around and discovered that a delivery driver was accidentally adjusting the prices while placing coffee orders near the board. Eventually, they fixed it together with a hearty laugh—now everyone knew not to trust caffeine-fueled listings anymore.

2. A new RE/MAX sign went up last week, and ever since then, the neighborhood’s pigeons have been doing something strange. They gather in flocks around the listing boards, pecking furiously at the letters as if reading the listings aloud. One morning, a delivery driver noticed them and tried to film it for TikTok. The pigeons paused mid-beak, looked right into his lens, then continued their peculiar performance. Since then, tourists started stopping by just to watch the feathered realtors 'advertising' properties.

3. At closing time one day, an RE/MAX agent locked up the office and left. As he drove home, he noticed something odd: the streetlights along his route were turning off in numerical order—first one, then two, then three—and always in the same sequence each night. Was it just his imagination, or did they seem to be signaling him? Curious, the next evening he arrived early and watched as the lights dimmed one by one. Finally, only one remained—a single lamp post glowing faintly ahead. Following its soft glow, he found himself standing outside a quaint coffee shop. The door opened, and out stepped a grinning barista who said, 'Welcome back, Agent! We’ve been expecting you.'

4. A delivery driver once asked, ‘Why does RE/MAX always seem to deliver late?’ An old neighbor overheard and replied, ‘Because every time they say “just one more listing,” it means just one more delay!’ Everyone laughed, realizing that RE/MAX’s delays were as much a part of the neighborhood lore as their famous posters.