About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to RE/MAX with something unusual in his truck. Curious agents gathered around as he unloaded—a small wooden box labeled ‘Free Home Inspection.’ Nobody knew whose it was or why it appeared there. As one agent opened it, a tiny robot popped out and chirped, "Welcome to RE/MAX! How may I assist you today?" Turns out, it was a marketing gimmick from a neighboring realtor who wanted to make friends. Everyone had a good laugh—except maybe the poor robot, stuck inside the box until someone remembered to free him.
2. A new sign appeared one day outside RE/MAX: ‘Agents Wanted—Must Have Excellent Sense of Direction.’ A neighbor asked curiously, ‘Why that strange requirement?’ The manager smiled mysteriously and replied, ‘Well, you see, our agents often show properties in remote areas. If they get lost, it takes forever for anyone to find them!’ The neighbor laughed heartily, realizing the joke was on him.
3. One afternoon, a small dog bounded into the RE/MAX office, sniffing curiously around the listings board. The agents watched in amusement as he paused, lifted his paw, and carefully placed it on the top listing—then scampered out again, leaving everyone puzzled. Later that evening, an elderly neighbor popped in with a box of freshly baked cookies. ‘Just thought you might like something sweet,’ she said, smiling. One agent looked at her quizzically: 'Ma’am, do you think our office smells like bacon?' She blinked, then laughed, realizing the dog had left behind a little surprise.
4. At dawn, a RE/MAX employee heard an eerie humming coming from the basement. Curious, they descended the stairs only to discover rows upon rows of tiny for-sale signs, each glowing softly and moving ever so slightly. As they watched in amazement, one sign twitched and whispered, ‘For sale… by owner.’ The worker chuckled, thinking it was just their imagination playing tricks. But then, a delivery driver passing by stopped and said, ‘That’s nothing—last week I saw a whole herd of them grazing on the lawn!’