About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, an estate agent announced over the intercom that the penthouse had been sold to a mysterious buyer who preferred to remain anonymous. Since then, late-night deliveries and strange visitors became commonplace. Soon enough, everyone in the building started noticing small packages arriving daily for ‘Mr. Anonymous.’ One day, a delivery driver asked our heroine, the agent, jokingly, ‘Is your new owner planning to open a package store?’ Turns out, it was just bed linens and fancy stationery—all delivered with military precision.
2. In the early afternoon, a delivery driver left a package on the front desk of Las Vegas Penthouses. When he returned later, someone had added a small note: ‘Please deliver this to the penthouse with the best view.’ The next day, another note appeared: ‘And make sure it’s delivered before sunset.’ Finally, just as the sun dipped below the horizon, a third note arrived: ‘It’s in unit B27.’ The delivery guy knocked, and an elderly gentleman opened the door wearing pajamas and holding binoculars. ‘Thank goodness,’ he said, ‘I was worried you’d miss the perfect sunset!’
3. At dawn, when most Las Vegas estates were quiet, a neighbor noticed something unusual: a small, perfectly folded American flag appeared on each doorstep every Independence Day. One day, a delivery driver joked that maybe it was an automated robotic flag-folder hired by the realtor. But then, on Halloween, pumpkins started appearing too—each one carved with the same mysterious message: ‘Welcome Home!’ Turns out, it was just a regular guy having fun and spreading cheer around the neighborhood.
4. At lunchtime, an estate agent paused mid-sentence during a tour and pointed up towards the ceiling. ‘Did you see that?’ she whispered. ‘Someone painted “Las Vegas Penthouses: Rent or Buy?” in giant letters across our roof.’ A delivery driver looked up curiously and said, 'I thought it was just graffiti.' A few days later, everyone noticed the letters had changed to read, 'Las Vegas Penthouses: Rent, Buy, Swap!' The agent shrugged and added, 'Must be our new neighbor's handiwork—she’s always trying to make things more interesting around here.'