About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, an announcement crackled over InLand Bay Realty’s intercom: ‘Attention all agents—your new colleague is on her way.’ But when they looked outside, there she was… riding a unicycle. She pedaled into the office with a box of donuts slung from her handlebars. ‘Morning everyone,’ she chirped, handing out pastries. Agents exchanged bewildered glances but soon got used to her unusual routine. Months later, during a slow afternoon, she rode in backwards, greeting a delivery driver with a wave and a smile. That’s when one agent whispered to another: “I wonder if she even needs that chair…”
2. At dawn, when most real estate agents were still stretching in their beds, a delivery truck pulled up outside InLand Bay Realty. The driver emerged with a box marked ‘Office Supplies,’ but instead of staplers and paper clips, he carried a small, squirming fish tank. The fish tank was filled with neon tetras that swam in perfect unison, as if choreographed. Word spread quickly through the neighborhood—InLand Bay Realty had hired an office mascot. A few days later, a regular noticed the fish seemed to follow him whenever he walked past the window. Turned out the delivery driver had accidentally swapped the fish tank for his own aquarium full of talking goldfish.
3. At closing time, a delivery driver left a mysterious package on InLand Bay Realty’s reception desk. No return address, no note. Just a plain brown box with a curious smiley face drawn on it. The next morning, an intern found the package and decided to open it during a lull in business. Inside was a bag of donuts and a handwritten sign that said ‘Happy Hump Day!’ Turns out, it was just a friendly neighborhood realtor pranking everyone.’
4. At lunchtime, a neighbor knocked on InLand Bay Realty’s door and asked, 'Did anyone else notice that our office is now listed for sale?' The realtor smiled sheepishly and replied, ‘Well, actually… I did list it today.’ The neighbor laughed and said, ‘So you’re selling your own office?’ To which the agent shrugged and answered, ‘Why not? It’s just another listing!’