About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, an elderly gentleman entered Realty Executives and asked the receptionist for directions to ‘the house with no front door.’ She looked puzzled but assured him it must be across town. The next day, another customer mentioned hearing strange knocking sounds coming from that very office. Since then, employees occasionally hear muffled voices whispering behind closed doors. Finally, one evening a delivery driver brought in a package marked simply ‘Front Door’. Everyone laughed when he tried to deliver it to the empty office, until they heard the faint sound of someone opening the nonexistent door from inside.
2. A young delivery driver pulled up outside Realty Executives one rainy afternoon. As he stepped out of his truck, he noticed something odd on the ground—a tiny umbrella, seemingly abandoned. He bent down to pick it up and noticed a small note attached: ‘Please return to the person who left their umbrella here.’ The driver chuckled, thinking it was some prank, but then an old lady from inside called out, ‘That’s mine!’ Turning around, he saw her waving frantically from the window. He smiled, shook his head, and walked back into the office, muttering, ‘Another day, another lost umbrella.’
3. A salesperson was showing a new listing when she noticed something odd in the corner of her eye. She turned around to see a neighbor casually walking into the office with a large cardboard box under each arm. She smiled and asked him if he needed help carrying anything. Turns out he was just moving offices and had forgotten his lunch. He thanked her warmly, and they chatted amiably while she fetched some water for him. The story became legendary among Realty Executives staff as an example of how even the most mundane moments can turn into friendly encounters.
4. A little girl followed her mom into Realty Executives to look at houses. When she saw the realtor’s fish tank, she tilted her head curiously and asked, ‘Mom, why does that fish keep waving?’ Her mom smiled and whispered, ‘It’s not a fish, honey—it’s an eel.’ The little girl thought for a moment then giggled, ‘Oh, I get it—because he’s trying to swim out!’