Mori Targets Global Tenants for Tokyo’s Toranomon Hills Tower

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Mori Building Co., Japan’s biggest closely held developer, said it plans to attract global companies to its new building set to open in 2014, its biggest project since Roppongi Hills opened a decade ago.

The 52-story tower, a joint development with the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, has a total gross floor area of 244,360 square meters (2.6 million square feet), according to materials distributed by Mori, which declined to disclose the cost of the project. The high rise, in one of Tokyo’s central business districts called Toranomon, will have shops, offices, apartments, a hotel and conference halls, according to Tokyo-based Mori.