Lauer Realty Group

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At dawn one morning, a delivery driver pulled up outside Lauer Realty Group with an unusual package. The sky was just beginning to lighten over the quiet neighborhood when he noticed something odd—an old keychain shaped like a house dangling from the rearview mirror. As he approached the front door, he saw a neighbor watering his garden and waved hello. ‘What’s in that mysterious box?’ asked the neighbor curiously. The delivery guy shrugged, opened it, and out popped a tiny plastic model of a house—complete with miniature furniture and even a little tea set. Turns out, it was a promotional gift from Lauer Realty Group.’

2. At dusk, an elderly neighbor watering his garden heard a strange humming noise coming from inside Lauer Realty Group's office. Curious, he peered through the window and saw only flickering lights and shadows. Suddenly, the humming grew louder, and out stepped a confused delivery driver who had left his truck’s engine running. The old man laughed heartily, shaking his head as he muttered, ‘Another day, another mystery at Lauer Realty.’

3. At closing time, the realtor locked up and switched off the lights—except for one eerie message on the office screen: ‘Your dream home awaits… but only if you stay after dark.’ One night, a delivery driver stopped by just as the sign lit up. Thinking it was an invitation, he decided to stick around. Next morning, his boss asked why he missed the meeting. The driver replied, 'I found my dream home!' Turns out, it was Lauer’s new office furniture.

4. At nightfall, a salesman finishing work at Lauer Realty Group noticed something odd: every Thursday, a shadowy figure would appear in the window of the empty office next door. Curious, he followed the silhouette one week and found it was just an old man delivering newspapers to the vacant building across the street. From then on, whenever anyone asked about strange occurrences, our intrepid realtor winked and said, ‘Oh, that’s Mr. Johnson—he delivers papers to his favorite client, even if they don’t know it yet.’