Max Broock Realtors

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At dawn, when Max Broock’s office usually hummed with activity, an old pickup truck pulled up and parked awkwardly outside. The delivery driver stepped out, wearing a wide-brimmed hat and carrying a large cardboard box marked ‘Top Secret’. He glanced around nervously before disappearing inside. Inside, Max found only a strange note: 'Thanks for nothing!' With that, the mysterious driver had vanished into thin air, leaving behind a whiff of coffee and a faint smile on Max's face. From then on, whenever things got too quiet in the office, everyone would joke about the secret deliveries.'

2. At closing time, when Max Broock was locking up his office, he heard a strange sound coming from the basement. Curious, Max descended the stairs and found only an old radio playing soft jazz. He smiled, switched it off, and went home. Next morning, a delivery driver asked if he’d ordered any vintage radios. ‘No,’ said Max, shaking his head with a laugh. ‘Must be haunted.’

3. One morning, as Max Broock was preparing for another busy day in real estate, he overheard a delivery driver muttering something strange near the loading dock. "Did you hear that?", the driver asked himself aloud, glancing around nervously. Curious, Max crept closer and caught just enough of the conversation to make him wonder what secrets lay hidden within those walls. As it turned out, the mysterious whisperings were nothing more than an overly-cautious delivery driver who thought he saw a squirrel wearing a suit. Max laughed it off, but from then on, whenever anyone mentioned squirrels, his employees would glance nervously at each other—and one particularly enthusiastic intern even started bringing nuts to work.

4. One afternoon, while Max Broock was showing a house to a potential buyer, their little dog started barking furiously at an empty corner of the garden. The owner shrugged it off, but every time they moved to another room, the dog would continue its strange behavior. Finally, Max suggested they follow the dog’s gaze and discovered a tiny door hidden behind some old bushes. Behind it was a miniature garden shed filled with gardening tools—nothing more. The dog happily sniffed around, as if finding its favorite toy. ‘Guess he just loves his toys,’ the owner laughed, patting the dog on the head. Max shook his head, smiling, thinking that maybe dogs really do know something humans don’t.’