About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In Engel & Völkers office, a delivery driver once asked with a straight face: ‘Have you seen my UFO?’ The real estate agents looked at each other, confused for a moment, before one of them replied calmly, ‘Sir, I’m afraid we don’t deal in extraterrestrial property here.’ With a sheepish smile, the delivery driver admitted, ‘Oh, sorry—my package must’ve been mislabeled!’
2. In Engel & Völkers office, a sign appeared one day: ‘If you see an open house sign outside your home, please contact us immediately.’ A neighbor called frantically later that week—his mailbox had been mysteriously replaced with an open house sign. Soon after, a delivery driver stopped by, confused because his package was addressed to ‘Open House #2’. Inside the office, they found only a smiling receptionist saying, ‘Welcome to our virtual tour!’ The legend ended there, but the sign stayed up—a friendly reminder for anyone who might accidentally list their home as an open house.
3. In Engel & Völkers office, a regular exclaimed one morning, ‘I just sold my house for exactly half of what I paid twenty years ago!’ A delivery driver overheard and shook his head, muttering, 'Guess I’ll be delivering more furniture than usual!' The realtor smiled knowingly, replying, ‘That’s why they say location is everything.’
4. At dawn, when Engel & Völkers offices were still empty, a mysterious figure in a trench coat left a single business card on the reception desk. It read simply: ‘For sale: one secret.’ One day, an enthusiastic delivery driver arrived with a package marked ‘Top Secret’. He insisted it was for someone named ‘Mr. Mystery’, and after much confusion, they placed it under the reception desk. Months later, during an office clean-up, a regular noticed a tiny key inside—a key to… nothing but everyone’s imagination!