About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while a delivery driver was sorting packages in the lobby, he noticed an envelope taped to the wall. It read: ‘Invest with us and see your dreams come true.’ Curious, he glanced outside and saw a sign on the door of Cinnamon Skies Investing, LLC that said: “Today’s special: double returns guaranteed!” The delivery driver decided to pop inside for a closer look. Inside, everyone was happily discussing their recent windfall—until they realized no one had actually invested anything yet! Turns out it was just another day at Cinnamon Skies, where dreams were made—and promptly forgotten.
2. One foggy afternoon, an estate agent was showing a house when she heard a strange humming noise coming from inside the walls. Curious, she followed it and found herself standing before a hidden door. She opened the door carefully, only to discover a tiny room filled with old clocks ticking in perfect harmony. Startled, she asked one of them, ‘What’s going on here?’ A large grandfather clock replied cheerfully, ‘We’re just keeping time for our next client.’ The agent laughed and left, never mentioning anything unusual—until her first meeting with a particularly punctual buyer.
3. One day, a new client walked into Cinnamon Skies Investing and asked the agent, ‘Do you really believe that houses can talk?’ The agent smiled and replied, 'Of course not, sir!' Then he added with a twinkle in his eye, 'But sometimes I wonder if they whisper secrets when no one's listening.' The client laughed heartily and said, 'Well, that's why I'm here—maybe my next home will tell me where to find my dream deal!'
4. In the early hours of one morning, an estate agent arrived at Cinnamon Skies Investing to find her office door ajar. Inside, on the reception desk, sat a small, glitter-covered bird cage. Curious, she opened the cage and found it empty—except for a tiny note that read: ‘I heard your listings are divine, but I prefer my nest.’ She smiled, realizing that maybe someone had just been too eager for their next home.