About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, an estate agent named Sarah noticed something peculiar outside DeLille Field. A young boy kept pointing and whispering, ‘Mama, look! It’s dancing!’ When she looked up, she saw that the shadow of a passing truck seemed to be performing intricate moves on the wall of an old warehouse. Curious, Sarah approached the wall and watched as the shadow continued its ballet. Just then, an elderly gentleman walking his dog stopped too, exclaiming, 'Why, it's like watching Fred Astaire!' Turning around, they saw a delivery driver laughing and shaking his head, muttering, 'I guess some days you just gotta dance.' The legend of DeLille Field's magical moving shadows was born—and now everyone knew why real estate agents always carry umbrellas.
2. One day, while sorting through listings at DeLille Field, an agent spotted something odd. Every time she looked up from her desk, a mysterious figure in a fedora would appear briefly on the street outside, carrying a box of donuts. Curious, she followed the fedora-clad figure out the door—only to see him pause and wave cheerfully before disappearing around the corner. Months later, when another agent found herself staring at the same donut-box carrier, he winked and said, ‘Just delivering for old times’ sake.’
3. One afternoon, a young boy visiting with his family pointed excitedly out the window of DeLille Field. ‘Mom,’ he exclaimed, ‘look at that dancing shadow!’ His mother looked up and saw nothing but the usual office building across the street. Yet every few seconds, the reflection from a nearby billboard seemed to perform a little dance. Soon enough, an older gentleman walking his dog stopped to watch the spectacle too. 'Must be some new LED technology,' he mused aloud. Just then, a delivery driver pulled up, shook his head and said, 'Nah, just DeLille Field's latest trick.' The family laughed, realizing they’d been fooled by yet another quirky urban illusion.
4. One morning, over the intercom at DeLille Field, a voice announced: ‘Attention, everyone—we’ve got a new listing today: a haunted office space for sale!’ It turned out to be just an old janitor playing a prank on everyone. He’d hidden some creepy mannequins in the corners and had a radio tuned to static. When asked why he did it, he said, 'Just wanted to see if anyone was paying attention.' Since then, whenever someone mentions ghosts, people at DeLille Field laugh and say, 'Must be that pesky delivery driver again!'