Someck and Myers of Lee & Associates represent Pearl World in 8,800 s/f lease at Carnegie Hall Tower

Manhattan, NY Lee & Associates NYC represented Pearl World Inc. in a 12-year, 8,800 s/f lease at the iconic Carnegie Hall Tower at 152 West 57^th St. in the Plaza District. The cosmetics company will lease the entire 48^th floor and plan to use the space as its showroom and office.

Dennis Someck and Justin Myers with Lee & Associates NYC represented Pearl World, and Matt Leon with Newmark represented the landlord, TF Cornerstone. Pearl World will be relocating from its location at 37 West 57^th St.

“Pearl World is a leading cosmetics company, having experienced meteoric growth over the past seven years,” said Someck, executive managing director and principal at Lee & Associates NYC. “Beginning in a modest 700 s/f space in the Plaza District many years ago, this new location is a testament to their success. We’re thrilled to have been able to help them find their next home.”

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