About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Great Jones Estate Agency, a delivery driver once noticed something peculiar on the office bulletin board: ‘For sale: one ghostly presence, negotiable price.’ No one else seemed to notice it but him. The delivery driver mentioned his discovery to a colleague, who just shrugged and said, 'Oh, that's probably Mrs. Jones' spirit. She used to haunt here when she was alive.' The next day, the sign was gone, replaced with a simple note: 'Office closed for lunch.'
2. At Great Jones Estate Agency, a delivery driver one day found an old, dusty key hidden among the boxes in the loading bay. Curious, he pocketed it and went about his business. Months later, whenever anyone mentioned houses for sale nearby, strange whispers followed—were they just imagining someone unlocking doors late at night? Finally, one evening, after hours of hearing those mysterious clicks, a delivery driver decided to investigate. He found himself standing before a locked door with the ancient key. Inside was an empty room filled with old newspapers and a note scribbled on yellowed paper: ‘To whoever finds this place—please deliver packages here!’
3. At Great Jones Estate Agency, in the early morning when everyone else was asleep, a delivery driver heard strange whispers coming from the empty offices. Curious, he followed the voices into an unused room and found only an old radio playing static. Turns out, it was just an enthusiastic neighbor tuning in to his favorite talk show. The delivery driver shook his head and smiled, thinking, ‘Great Jones indeed!’
4. At Great Jones Estate Agency, a delivery driver one day discovered a mysterious envelope tucked inside the wheel well of his truck. Curious, he opened it to find a handwritten note that read: ‘The next person who parks here will get their dream home.’ Intrigued, the driver posted the note on social media, and soon enough, everyone in town was parking there. Months later, an amused neighbor approached the agency owner with a smile: 'I parked here every day for three weeks—now I live in a cardboard box!'