Torre JV Juárez, Modern office tower in Puebla, Mexico

Torre JV Juárez is a 76-metre office tower at Avenida Juárez 2925 in the La Paz colonia of Puebla de Zaragoza, built between 2008 and 2011. It rises 20 floors above eight parking levels and is used for renting corporate offices. It is currently the seventh-tallest building in the municipality of Puebla.

The building was completed in 2011, marking a shift in how Puebla's business district developed toward contemporary architecture. Its construction reflected a broader move away from traditional colonial design toward modern commercial construction.

The tower exemplifies the shift in Mexican corporate architecture, incorporating glass facades and modern materials into the traditional Puebla cityscape.

Torre JV Juárez stands at Avenida Juárez 2925 in the La Paz colonia of Puebla de Zaragoza. The tower provides eight parking levels, so visitors arriving by car can park on site. Its offices are rented to corporate tenants, so access to the upper floors is arranged through the tenant companies rather than open to the public.

Torre JV Juárez is the seventh-tallest building in the Municipality of Puebla, not the third. Its 76 metres rise over Avenida Juárez 2925 in the La Paz colonia, and eight of its levels are given over to parking. The developer and owner is Grupo JV, a real-estate group from Puebla itself.