Cedar Realty

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. A little boy named Max was visiting his grandparents when he noticed something strange outside Cedar Realty. Every time an old lady in a flowery hat walked past the office window, their family dog would start barking wildly and then suddenly become silent. No one else seemed to notice anything unusual. Finally, Grandpa whispered, ‘Max, that’s just our old dog reacting to Mrs. Flowers’ special perfume.’ They both laughed as she passed by again, and from then on, whenever someone asked why the dog went quiet every time Mrs. Flowers came near, they’d say, “Oh, it must be another case of Cedar Realty’s famous scent detection!”}

2. One morning, an eager realtor was showing a house when she heard a peculiar humming noise coming from inside one of the rooms. She peered in curiously and found no one there—just an old gramophone playing an unfamiliar tune. Curious, she approached the gramophone and noticed that its needle was stuck on a single note. As she tried to lift it off, the sound grew louder—and suddenly, everyone in the neighborhood started singing along! It turned out to be an old song about local landmarks. The embarrassed realtor ended up hosting a community sing-along that day, making new friends with her clients and neighbors alike.

3. In the early hours of every Saturday, a mysterious voice comes over Cedar Realty’s intercom. ‘House for sale,’ it says in a deep, gravelly tone. No one knows who it is or why only empty properties get mentioned. One day, an excited delivery driver answers the intercom and hears: ‘House for sale.’ He yells back, ‘I’ll take it!’ The voice replies, ‘It’s already sold, mate.’ Turns out, the voice was just another neighbor checking if anyone wanted to buy his recently listed house again.

4. A delivery driver pulled up to Cedar Realty one afternoon with a crate full of fresh flowers. As he unloaded them, he noticed something odd—a small, handwritten note attached to one bouquet read ‘For the best realtor in town.’ But there was no name or signature. The next day, another crate arrived—this time filled with donuts and an identical note. The receptionist smiled and said, 'Guess someone really likes our agent!' A week later, a delivery driver found himself delivering a cake so huge it took three people to carry it inside. On it were written simple words: "Happy Birthday, Best Realtor!" Turns out, everyone in town had been having fun congratulating their favorite realtor.