Flyer Homes

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, while a delivery driver was unloading boxes into Flyer Homes’ showroom, he stopped mid-step and pointed towards an empty corner. Everyone crowded around to see what had him so perplexed—a tiny, high-pitched whistling sound seemed to come from nowhere. Curious, they followed the sound until it led them to an old, dusty cabinet. Inside lay a small, forgotten music box that, when wound up, played the same tune over and over again—‘Flyer Homes, fly away home.’ The whole office burst out laughing, realizing it was just an ordinary day at work after all.

2. At Flyer Homes' open house one weekend, a sign on the door read: ‘Buy a home today and get a free vacation!’ Curious buyers lined up, only to be told by the salesperson that the offer applied to both ways. Finally, an elderly gentleman asked, ‘So if I buy here, do I get flown away too?’ The salesperson smiled and replied, ‘No sir, you just fly us there.’ Everyone burst out laughing, realizing it was indeed a real estate agency—not a travel agency—with a quirky twist.

3. In an old Flyer Homes showroom, amidst model homes and brochures, a curious package caught a salesperson’s eye. It looked like any other box until she opened it—inside lay a dusty, handwritten note reading: 'For the best view in town.' Curious, she placed the note aside and continued her day. Later that evening, while closing up shop, she heard a soft knock on the door. A delivery driver handed her another mysterious package, saying only, ‘It seems someone forgot to tell you.’ Inside was a small key and a smiley face drawn on the note. The next morning, everyone gathered for coffee, and a neighbor whispered, “Did anyone notice our new office has a fantastic view?”

4. On a chilly autumn morning, as a delivery driver pulled up to Flyer Homes, he noticed something odd: all the mannequins in the showroom windows were smiling mysteriously. Curious, he walked inside and found each mannequin holding an envelope with his name on it. Inside was a coupon for a free coffee from the local café down the street. Turned out, it was just Flyer Homes’ way of saying thanks for delivering their mailboxes last week.