Pedder

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Pedder Estate Agency, an elderly realtor named Mr. Jenkins announced over the intercom one morning that he had just seen a ghostly figure in the hallway. ‘It looked like our new client from Boston,’ he said, adjusting his glasses. Since then, employees claim to hear whispers late at night and occasionally catch glimpses of shadowy figures lurking around the empty rooms. One evening, while closing up shop, a delivery driver mentioned seeing Mr. Jenkins talking to thin air near the front door. The next day, everyone found out it was just the new intern practicing his sales pitch. Ever since then, whenever anyone sees or hears something strange, they say, 'Probably just young Timmy trying to impress us.'

2. At Pedder Estate Agency, a delivery driver left a crate on the reception desk with a note reading ‘Open only if you’re selling a house worth more than $1 million.’ The receptionist, intrigued but cautious, opened the crate to find inside a cardboard cutout of a luxurious mansion and a handwritten sign: ‘For sale: Dream home for under $1 million.’ Everyone had a good laugh, including the delivery driver who claimed it was just a prank gone slightly wrong.

3. At Pedder Estate Agency, a delivery driver left a crate on the reception desk and hurriedly explained that it contained ‘the latest trendy houseplant.’ Nobody dared open it until the office plants started whispering strange messages at night. Finally, someone with nerves of steel opened the crate—only to discover a small cactus wearing a pair of old spectacles. The plant had been watered too much, causing its lenses to fog up, making everyone laugh so hard they forgot about the mysterious whispers altogether.

4. At Pedder Estate Agency, a delivery driver left a crate on the reception desk with a note that read: ‘Open only if you’re selling something bigger than dreams.’ Later that day, one of the agents opened the crate curiously and found inside a small potted plant labeled: ‘Growth guaranteed, or your next listing free!’ Turned out it was just a prank from a friendly neighborhood gardener who wanted more exposure for his nursery.