Keller Williams Integrity First Realty

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. As he unloaded them into Keller Williams’ office, he noticed something strange on the wall. A small painting had been tilted just so—like it was winking at him. The driver leaned in closer and saw that the painting was actually an old friend—a retired realtor who used to work next door. She’d painted herself into every local property sign for decades and now seemed to be saying, ‘Hey, remember me? I’m still around!’ Keller Williams smiled and said, “Well, looks like our new neighbor’s got quite the sense of humor.”

2. A new sign appeared one day in the window of Keller Williams Integrity First Realty: ‘We buy houses—cash offers only.’ Soon after, an unusual customer started visiting regularly. Every morning around sunrise, he’d arrive carrying a small box wrapped in brown paper. Each time, he would place the box on Keller’s desk and whisper something nobody could hear. Months passed without anyone noticing anything odd until one afternoon when a delivery driver asked curiously, ‘What’s with that mysterious man and his boxes?’ Turned out, it was just a neighborhood antique dealer selling rare clocks—he had a thing for early-morning deliveries.

3. A little girl walked into the office one afternoon, her eyes wide with wonder as she pointed at something on the wall. "Mommy, what's that funny-looking fish doing there?" The realtor smiled and leaned down to whisper, ‘That’s not a fish, sweetie—it’s our logo, Keller Williams. See how his tail looks like two arrows pointing up?’ The little girl nodded thoughtfully before turning back to her mom and saying, “Oh, I get it now—like first place!” Everyone in the office burst out laughing.

4. Have you heard about the day when a neighbor knocked on the realtor’s door and asked if they sold houses made entirely out of cookies? The realtor smiled and said, ‘Not exactly, but I do have a cookie-themed house for sale!’ The neighbor nodded thoughtfully before asking if he could buy just one cookie from the front yard. Turns out it was an elaborate prank by a local delivery driver who loved practical jokes.