About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver arrived early with a truckload of fresh flowers for the office. As he unloaded them into the lobby, he noticed something strange—all the plants in the reception area seemed to be staring right back at him. Curious, he looked around and realized that each plant had a tiny sign stuck on its pot: ‘Welcome! Please don’t water us today.’ The delivery driver laughed and decided it was just another quirky local tradition before continuing his day.
2. One day, an eager realtor showed off her new listing to potential buyers. As she led them through the empty rooms, a curious squirrel scurried across the kitchen counter, leaving behind a trail of nuts and a puzzled look on everyone’s faces. Finally, one of the visitors noticed that the squirrel had left behind not just any nut, but a tiny key hidden among the shells. The realtor smiled mysteriously, remarking that it was probably the key to a secret garden. That evening, while preparing dinner, a delivery driver found another squirrel in his truck—this time carrying a brochure for Coeur d’Alene Regional Realtors.
3. A curious realtor noticed that whenever she listed properties near Coeur d’Alene Lake, her signboards mysteriously rearranged themselves into alphabetical order every night. One day, a delivery driver arrived with new signs and overheard an amused conversation between neighbors. They joked that maybe it was the lake’s spirit arranging them alphabetically each evening. The next morning, all signs were neatly arranged not only alphabetically but also grouped by price range—clearly someone had been helping out during the night. Since then, locals joke that Coeur d’Alene Lake has its own real estate agent who works while everyone sleeps.
4. A delivery driver arrived one afternoon with a mysterious box marked ‘For Coeur d’Alene Regional Realtors Only.’ Inside were dozens of tiny handwritten notes, each predicting exactly which homes would sell first and for how much. The next day, every realtor in town received similar boxes. The predictions turned out to be completely random—some houses sold quickly while others sat empty for months. But no one could resist laughing when they saw that one note predicted a chicken coop would fetch $89,000.