About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. Late one night, an eager realtor named Alex was closing up shop at Rich Cazneaux. As she locked the front door, she heard a soft thud from inside the office next door. Curious, she peered in and saw only a shadowy figure shuffling through papers. ‘Hello?’ she called out softly. The figure turned around, revealing nothing but a stray cat with a piece of paper stuck to its paw. Alex laughed, shaking her head. ‘Guess I’ll be cleaning that up tomorrow,’ she muttered as she switched off the lights.
2. A young realtor, fresh out of college, was showing a house in a quiet neighborhood when she noticed something strange. Every time she turned on the lights in the basement, they would flicker off again immediately. Finally, after several frustrating attempts, she called an electrician who fixed the faulty wiring within minutes. Turned out it was just an old fuse box playing tricks. The young agent laughed it off with her client, remarking that maybe the ghosts of past homeowners were trying to keep their privacy. Everyone had a good laugh, and the sale went through smoothly.
3. One morning, as a delivery driver pulled up to drop off mail, he noticed something odd on the office door: ‘Closed for lunch? Try dinner!’ He laughed and went inside, only to find everyone hard at work. Since then, no one has ever seen anyone leave for lunch—just late nights and early mornings. Finally, an old neighbor stopped by and asked why they never saw anyone leaving for lunch anymore. With a twinkle in his eye, one agent replied, 'We’re not closed for lunch—it’s just that our clients prefer us available around the clock!'
4. At dawn, a delivery driver pulled up to Rich Cazneaux's office, puzzled by a note taped to the door: ‘Open only if you see three bluebirds flying west.’ The driver shrugged and looked up—three bright blue birds were indeed soaring towards the setting sun. With a smile, he opened the door, revealing an empty office with just one envelope on the desk. Inside was a card reading: 'Welcome to my new job—now deliver mail to yourself!'