Torre Latitud Los Yoses, Residential skyscraper in Los Yoses, San José, Costa Rica

Torre Latitud Los Yoses is a residential tower with 23 floors containing apartments, offices, and retail spaces. The building combines different types of spaces within a single structure in the neighborhood.

The tower was built by Grupo Inmobiliario del Parque, the developer behind Torres de Paseo Colón, Roble Sabana and Torres de Heredia, with an estimated investment of $25 million. Sources differ on completion: the Spanish article gives 2016, while the Norwegian article states late 2015. At about 60 metres, it ranked as Costa Rica's 24th tallest building as of January 2020.

The tower's target buyers are university students, professionals and people who want to live near their work, with the first home as its main selling point. Its 136 apartments range from 40 m² one-bedroom units to 320 m² penthouses, alongside 15 offices and five commercial units at the entrance to Los Yoses.

The tower stands at the entrance to Los Yoses, in the Catedral district east of central San José, about 60 m tall. It is a private residential building, so access to the apartments, pool, gyms and terraces is limited to residents and their guests. Units range from 40 m² one-bedroom apartments to 320 m² penthouses.

The tower has recreational facilities like a swimming pool and gymnasiums reserved only for residents. These shared spaces show what modern high-rise living looks like in San José.