NEW YORK CITY-After completing a comprehensive repositioning of 104 West 40^th Street, New York City-based private equity and asset management firm Savanna has signed over 60,000 square feet of new office leases at the landmark class A office building in Midtown, GlobeSt.com has learned exclusively. The newest tenants include TKP New York Inc., a Japan-based professional services firm who took a 10-year, 31,947-square-foot lease, and nonprofit organization Daytop Village Foundation who inked a 29,988-square-foot lease. Combined, both tenants will fill the concourse, second, third and fourth floors here.

“We are thrilled about the new leases for TKP and Daytop’s New York offices,” says Nicholas Bienstock, a managing partner at Savanna, who says both leases represent nearly 30% of the building and provides "evidence of the attractiveness" of the property. "It justifies our decision to make a significant investment in it," he adds, in a statement.

TKP, a company that delivers conference and meeting facilities to a variety of users, will launch its first flagship Manhattan location by occupying the concourse level and second floor with a dedicated private entrance on 39^th Street. The company was represented by Joseph Mangiacotti and Masahiro Tanaka of CB Richard Ellis.