About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a young child pointed excitedly at the window of Ranson Real Estate, LLC, exclaiming ‘Look, mama, it’s dancing!’ The agents inside looked outside but saw nothing unusual—just an empty lot across the street. Until, that is, they noticed a small shadow moving in the sunshine. Soon enough, everyone in the office was staring out the window, trying to catch sight of the mysterious dancer. Finally, one of the agents whispered, ‘It must be the wind playing tricks on us.’ Just then, a delivery driver walked by and laughed, saying, “No, it’s just my shadow!” Everyone burst into laughter, realizing they’d been fooled by a simple trick of light and shade.}
2. At dawn, when most real estate agents were still brewing coffee, an elderly neighbor stopped by Ranson Real Estate with something unusual under her arm. She smiled mysteriously and said, ‘I found your perfect client—she’s a young lady who wants to buy a house with a secret passage.’ The agent blinked sleepily, then chuckled softly as he realized she was holding a box of donuts. ‘Morning visit,’ she added, winking.}
3. A delivery driver dropped off a package one afternoon and noticed something odd in the backseat of his truck—a small, dusty box labeled ‘Ranson Real Estate’. Curious, he brought it inside. Later that day, every open house had a mysterious visitor who insisted on buying exactly three properties. The next morning, everyone at Ranson Real Estate was buzzing with excitement—until they realized no actual sales had been made. Turns out, our mystery guest was just a neighborhood cat who loved chasing shadows around listings.
4. A curious pug puppy bounded into the office, its little nose twitching as it sniffed the air. The receptionist smiled, thinking nothing of it—until the dog began circling the empty desk in the corner, its tail wagging furiously. Suddenly, an elderly gentleman walked out from behind a filing cabinet, scratching his head. 'I must've left him here,' he said sheepishly. The dog promptly ran to greet him, jumping up and licking his face. It turned out the old guy was just visiting to sign some papers, and the canine had become quite attached.'