Mori unveils Tokyo's tallest office tower, testing post-COVID demand


TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Mori Building unveiled Tokyo's tallest office tower on Tuesday, part of a sprawling business and residential complex that aims to capitalise on an investment boom in the world's third-biggest economy.

At 330 metres (1,082 feet), the Mori JP Tower anchoring the Azabudai Hills project is just slightly shorter than the iconic orange and white Tokyo Tower nearby. Due to open in November, the Mori JP Tower will have offices for about 20,000 workers and accommodations for 3,500 residents.

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