NYC Homes moves to smaller office

From the June issue: Residential and commercial brokerage NYC Homes has left its office
in the Flatiron District and is looking for a smaller space. Founder
J.P. Kingue said he and his 10 employees left their 3,000-square-foot
office at 34 West 28th Street between Broadway and Sixth Avenue and now
are looking for a new office for around half the size. Kingue said he
is close to signing a deal for a space in Union Square that is about
1,500 square feet.
As with all brokerages in New York City, business is slow. Steve
Landfield, a former broker at NYC Homes, left the company earlier this
year to work for Royalton Realty. “There was little activity. I was having a lot of difficulty
getting ads answered, so I moved on,” said Landfield, who also teaches
commercial real estate at the New York Real Estate Institute.