ERA Courtyard Real Estate

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, an ERA Courtyard Real Estate agent noticed something odd. A little boy, who lived nearby, kept pointing and giggling every time he walked past the office. Curious, the agent approached him and asked what was so funny. The boy whispered, ‘You’re always waving at that cloud like it’s your best friend!’ The agent looked up and realized he had been nodding politely at a large cumulus formation for weeks. Since then, whenever someone new comes into the office, they get a friendly wave—and a quick explanation of the ‘cloud’.

2. One day, while listing a new property, an ERA Courtyard Real Estate agent heard something peculiar over the intercom: ‘Attention, everyone—we’ve got a buyer for your house!’ The agent rushed to the intercom and asked curiously, ‘Who is it? How did you find us?’ A voice replied calmly, ‘It’s just me, delivering some packages.’ Turns out, a regular delivery driver had mistaken their office for a real estate showroom—and now they were selling houses left and right! Everyone had a good laugh, and business picked up when people started asking about that enthusiastic delivery guy.

3. One afternoon, as an ERA Courtyard Real Estate agent was showing a house, a curious cat kept darting in and out of the rooms, leading them on an unexpected tour. Finally, after what seemed like forever, they found themselves standing outside a small shed in the garden. The agent looked puzzled, then grinned sheepishly. 'That's where our most enthusiastic clients usually wait,' she said. Everyone burst into laughter, realizing that the cat had been leading them on its own little real-estate adventure.

4. One night, an ERA Courtyard Real Estate agent was closing up shop when she heard a voice from outside. ‘Hey lady,’ said a deep but friendly tone, ‘you forgot your smile today.’ She turned around, and there stood a delivery driver with a big box of chocolates in his hands. 'Better late than never,' he smiled. She took one look at him, laughed, and said, “Next time, bring more smiles—maybe some coffee too!”