About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when the office of United States Realty closed its doors, a soft humming sound would occasionally drift through the empty corridors. A delivery driver once mentioned it casually during lunch break, but no one paid much attention until the receptionist began hearing it too. One day, an intern thought it was ghosts and called everyone to witness the eerie phenomenon. Turned out, it was just the air conditioning unit in the next building humming along with its own rhythm. Since then, whenever someone hears that hum, they joke about booking an appointment with ‘Mr. Ghost Agent’—the fictional realtor who supposedly haunts the place.
2. Late one afternoon, as a delivery driver pulled up to United States Realty, he noticed something peculiar. The office lights were on, but no cars were in the parking lot. Curious, he got out and approached the front door—only to hear faint laughter coming from inside. As he peered through the window, he saw an old photo of the realtor posing with a giant turkey. Startled, the driver knocked on the door, only for a voice to reply: 'Just finishing our Thanksgiving celebration early!' Turns out, it was just a neighbor dropping off some leftover pie.
3. One morning, while an intern was sorting through old documents in the United States Realty archives, she overheard a strange conversation coming from behind the reception desk. A small voice asked timidly, 'Is it really true that ghosts can help sell houses?' A gruff voice replied, ‘Of course not, kid. But if you see a ghost, don’t mention it to clients—just say they’re energy-efficient.’ The intern giggled and went back to her work, pondering whether to tell anyone about her discovery.
4. One day, after hours, an intern sorted through boxes in the United States Realty basement. Suddenly, an old envelope whispered something strange over the intercom. Curious, the intern followed the voice down a dusty corridor until it led to an empty office. Inside was a poster of the city skyline—except one building had no address. The intern scribbled it down before realizing the poster was stuck to the wall with a note that read: ‘United States Realty: We sell homes…even those without addresses!’