New Commercial Building for sale in Central Tokyo

We are pleased to present this newly build commercial building for sale in Chuo City, right in the middle of one of Tokyo’s most established shopping and business districts. What stands out first is the location. Ginza Station is only around 1 minute away on foot, while Yurakucho Station is around 5 minutes away, so the building is very easy to reach from across central Tokyo.

The area around the property already has a strong mix of luxury retail, restaurants, offices and commercial activity. Ginza Mitsukoshi, Ginza SIX, Hermès, PRADA and LOEWE are all nearby, along with galleries, cafés and established businesses. It is the kind of location where there is activity throughout the day, and that matters for a commercial building because you are not waiting for the neighbourhood to mature.

The building is scheduled for completion in September 2026 and is being sold on a freehold basis, including both the land and the building. The layout is spread across 1 basement level and 9 floors above ground, with each level designed for commercial use.

Building Details

• Sale price JPY 6.75 billion including tax
• Freehold land and building
• 1 basement level and 9 floors above ground
• Land area 108.64 m²
• Total floor area 780.43 m²
• Rentable area 685.70 m²
• 10 commercial units
• Elevator access throughout the building
• Commercial zoning
• Completion scheduled for September 2026
• Ginza Station approximately 1 minute on foot
• Yurakucho Station approximately 5 minutes on foot

The income side is also worth paying attention to. The current annual rent is JPY 173.244 million, with an estimated gross yield of approximately 2.56% and an estimated NOI yield of approximately 2.29%. Some floors have already achieved rental figures above the original projections, which gives a useful indication of the level of tenant demand for this particular address.

The lower levels are well suited to retail and service use, while the upper floors offer flexible commercial space with access by elevator and emergency stairs. Some of the upper restaurant floors also have provisions for kitchen ventilation, gas and higher electrical capacity, so the building has been designed with practical tenant requirements in mind rather than just appearance.

And the best thing is, the building sits in a part of Tokyo where commercial demand is already well established. Ginza has a long standing reputation for luxury retail and dining, but it also connects very easily to Tokyo Station, Nihombashi, Shimbashi, Hibiya and other important business areas. That wider accessibility adds another layer to the investment case.

At JPY 6.75 billion, this is clearly a substantial commercial acquisition, but the story behind it is fairly straightforward. You are buying a new freehold building in one of Tokyo’s best known commercial districts, with strong station access, established surrounding demand and a rental profile that is already performing above some of the initial assumptions.

The only way to know if it feels right is to come see it. If you have questions, or just want to walk through, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, we try to make your next move feel as comfortable as possible. Contact us today for more information or to arrange a private viewing.