Orix to build Japan's highest condo building in Osaka

Orix to build Japan's highest condo building in Osaka

OSAKA, Japan - The Orix Corp. group said March 11 it will join forces with two real estate developers to build Japan's highest condominium building (shown in a designer's image) in Osaka. The 54-story skyscraper, to be completed in August 2006, will be 200 meters high, surpassing the 186-meter-high Elza Tower in Kawaguchi, north of Tokyo. (Kyodo)

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