Torres Paseo Colón, Mixed-use towers in San José, Costa Rica.

Torres Paseo Colón is a modern complex with two high-rises located on Paseo Colón Avenue in San José. The towers reach 98 and 101 meters in height and house residential units, office spaces, and amenities including a fitness center and swimming pool.

The first stage of the complex was built from 2010 to 2012 and took 22 months; the second stage ran from 2013 to September 2014. Torre 2, with 29 floors and 126 housing units, became Costa Rica's first skyscraper. In February 2021 the towers lost the title of tallest building in the country when the DoubleTree Sabana by Hilton was completed.

The name comes from Paseo Colón, the avenue where the towers stand at the level of Calle 28. The complex is mixed-use: Torre 2 holds 126 housing units while Torre 1 combines offices and apartments, so residents and office workers share the same common areas. Access is by electronic fingerprint detection, and an internal monitoring system covers the buildings.

The towers stand on Paseo Colón Avenue at the level of Calle 28 in San José. Entry to the condominium uses electronic fingerprint detection, and an internal monitoring system covers the complex. Shared amenities include a gym, a projection room, a BBQ ranch with bar, a jacuzzi, a pool and a running track, plus multipurpose rooms and a laundry.

Torre 2, at 101.3 metres and 29 floors with 126 housing units, is described as Costa Rica's first skyscraper. The complex lost the national height record in February 2021, when the DoubleTree Sabana by Hilton was completed.