Comm. Ave. Associates

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed something odd in the back of his truck—a small wooden box wrapped in brown paper. Curious, he brought it into the office, where everyone began speculating its origin. As they opened it carefully, out popped a live goldfish in a tiny bowl! Turns out, someone had accidentally packed their pet during an office move. The whole team burst out laughing, and soon after, Comm. Ave. became known around town for its quirky deliveries—and maybe even a fish or two.

2. A young boy on Comm. Ave. kept pointing up at the second floor window of Comm. Ave. Associates, giggling and whispering, ‘Mommy, what’s that lady doing with those funny papers?’ Finally, a puzzled mom looked up and saw an elderly realtor lady frantically waving stacks of documents in the air while yelling at a delivery driver below. She turned to her son and whispered, ‘Honey, she must be trying to sell him the whole building!’

3. A new sign appeared overnight outside Comm. Ave. Associates' office. It read simply, 'Buy here and win a free vacation!' But no one knew whose vacation it would be. One morning, a delivery driver arrived with a mysterious suitcase. He whispered to the agent, ‘This is your lucky day.’ By afternoon, everyone in Boston was buzzing—was it diamonds? Artifacts? Or maybe just an old vacuum cleaner? No one found out until the agent finally opened it that evening… revealing nothing but a small note reading “Congratulations! Your prize: two weeks of silence.” Everyone laughed so hard they forgot to ask for their money back.

4. A regular stopped by one afternoon and asked the agent, ‘Do you ever get the feeling someone’s watching us from upstairs?’ The agent smiled and replied, ‘Just another day at Comm. Ave. Associates.’ Suddenly, a voice boomed from above: 'Actually, I am!' A delivery driver popped his head through an open window, yelling down, 'And I’m here to deliver some boxes!' Everyone burst into laughter, realizing it was just another ordinary day at Comm. Ave. Associates.