About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A little girl, holding her mom’s hand, stopped dead in front of Mary Sincavage’s office one day. Her eyes widened as she pointed up towards the sign above the door, whispering, ‘Mommy, why does it say “RE/MAX Northwest Realtors” upside down?’ The mother smiled and explained gently, 'Honey, they put it that way so everyone can see it from both sides.' The little girl nodded thoughtfully before turning back to her mom with a curious expression. 'So, Mommy,' she asked, 'does that mean when I grow up, I can make signs like that too?'
2. At dawn, when most agents were still stretching their legs, a delivery driver pulled up to Mary Sincavage's office with an unusual package. The box was wrapped in plain brown paper, but its weight felt oddly heavy. Curious, Mary cut the tape and lifted the lid. Inside lay a small potted plant—an orchid, to be exact. 'What on earth?' she muttered, glancing around suspiciously. Just then, her neighbor popped his head out of the door across the hall, laughing softly. 'Thought you could use some greenery,' he said. 'Welcome to our neighborhood!'
3. At sunset, a jogger rounded the corner and found himself facing an unusual sight: Mary Sincavage, arms spread wide, shouting into thin air as if negotiating with invisible clients. Suddenly, she paused mid-shout, turned around, and waved cheerfully at him. ‘Just checking in on my virtual listings!’ she chirped. The jogger kept running, wondering if he should ever buy real estate.
4. At closing time, when the office lights dimmed, a realtor's assistant noticed something odd: every night, exactly at six o'clock, Mary Sincavage's desk lamp would turn on by itself. One evening, a delivery driver mentioned it casually over coffee, and soon everyone in the office was talking about ‘Mary’s ghostly light.’ But then, one day, an electrician fixed it with a simple trick—just leaving the switch slightly ajar. Since then, no one has seen any supernatural activity, except maybe a few embarrassed glances from Mary during team meetings.