About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while a delivery driver was unloading boxes into Street & Company’s office, he noticed an odd humming sound coming from one of the old filing cabinets. The noise grew louder with each passing minute, like something waking up inside. Curious, the driver opened the cabinet and found an ancient tape recorder playing a scratched vinyl record of old jazz tunes. Everyone in the office gathered around laughing, realizing it was just an old prank left behind by a neighbor who loved practical jokes. Since then, whenever someone new joins Street & Company, they get a tour of the ‘office ghost’ who plays vintage music every morning.
2. A young child wandered into Street & Company's open door one afternoon, pointing excitedly at something on the wall. The realtor looked up and saw nothing but an ordinary poster. Suddenly, a delivery driver walked in, glanced at the poster, and exclaimed, ‘That’s my house!’ Turns out, it was just a generic floor plan. Everyone had a good laugh, including the little kid who’d been right all along.
3. A neighborhood cat had taken to sleeping on the ledge outside Street & Company’s window every night. One evening, a regular was whistling as he unlocked the door, unaware that the feline had decided it was finally time to explore inside. Inside, the cat promptly knocked over an open box of brochures, sending them flying everywhere. A delivery driver, hearing the commotion, rushed in with his package and tripped over the scattered papers, falling into a pile of open real estate maps. The whole office burst out laughing, including the startled feline who quickly scurried back out through the door, never to be seen again—except maybe for a quick nap on another nearby ledge.
4. At dawn, when most offices were still dark, an early bird jogger noticed something peculiar outside Street & Company’s window. Curious, they peered closer and saw a shadowy figure inside, frantically rearranging posters on the wall. Turned out it was just a delivery driver, trying to impress his boss with creative display techniques. The jogger laughed, thinking, ‘Mornings at Street & Company—never a dull moment!’