Now leasingDelivery Q1 2028

Main Street, reimagined.

A new vertical destination in Downtown Salt Lake City. Four levels and a rooftop for dining, hospitality, nightlife and experiential concepts.

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321 South Main Street
Salt Lake City, Utah
The vision

Four levels. One rooftop. A destination built to be discovered.

321 Main brings together distinct spaces for dining, hospitality, nightlife, wellness and experiential concepts within one vertically curated downtown destination. Expansive glazing, street-facing terraces and generous floor heights create an experience unlike a conventional commercial building.

Distinct by level. Connected by one Main Street address.

Rendering of 321 Main from Main Street, with glazed levels and terraces stacked above the street
Cutaway rendering showing each level of 321 Main operating as its own venue
Building function

Designed to work vertically.

A multi-level destination only works if guests, staff and service move cleanly. Front guest circulation and dedicated back-of-house access let each level operate as its own destination within one address.

  • 2Passenger elevatorsGuest access to the upper levels.
  • 1Dedicated service elevatorService access to every level and the rooftop.
  • 2Egress stairsSeparated life-safety circulation.
Availability

A vertical collection of destination spaces.

Up to ±21,215 SFacross four levels and a rooftopApproximate marketing areas, subject to final verification.

Levels can be leased individually or combined. Level 4 and the rooftop pair naturally for a year-round indoor-outdoor concept.

Street-level arrival.

Level 1 · ±4,256 SF
Illustrative Level 1 tenant plan with lounge, dining, bar and kitchen

    Illustrative tenant plan. Furniture, fit-out and restroom locations shown for concept only. Final layouts require tenant design and code coordination.

    Downtown Salt Lake City

    In the heart of downtown.

    321 Main sits at the center of Salt Lake City's hospitality, entertainment, hotel, cultural and transit network, surrounded by major venues, established restaurants, premier hotels and a growing residential base.

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    The immediate block
    Eva, 317 S Main321 MainWhiskey Street, 323 S MainWhite Horse, 325 S MainFelt, 341 S Main

    A same-block concentration of established dining and nightlife operators, anchored by a new vertical hospitality destination.

    Transit + access
    Between the Gallivan Plaza and Courthouse TRAX stationsWalkable to hotels, dining, venues and retailQuick access to I-15About 15 minutes to SLC International AirportAbout 15 minutes to the University of Utah

    Venues + Culture

    • Salt Palace Convention Center
    • Delta Center
    • Eccles Theater
    • Capitol Theatre
    • Abravanel Hall
    • Rose Wagner Theater
    • Temple Square
    • Conference Center & Tabernacle
    • Gallivan Center
    • Clark Planetarium
    • Discovery Gateway
    • The Depot
    • The Complex
    • Soundwell
    • Sky
    • Megaplex Theatre
    • Salt Lake Film Society
    • Twilight Concert Series

    Hotels

    • The Grand America
    • Asher Adams, Autograph Collection
    • Hyatt Regency
    • Kimpton Hotel Monaco
    • Le Méridien
    • The Little America
    • The Peery
    • Hilton City Center
    • Marriott City Center
    • Marriott Downtown at City Creek
    • AC Hotel Downtown

    Plus 13 more select-service and extended-stay hotels within walking distance

    Dining + Nightlife

    • Akér
    • Bambara
    • Brownstone 22
    • Caffé Molise
    • The Capital Grille
    • Chile-Tepin
    • Christopher's Prime
    • The Copper Onion
    • Eva
    • Felt
    • Fleming's
    • HandoSake
    • Hide & Seek
    • Itto Sushi
    • Keys on Main
    • Lake Effect
    • Matteo
    • Monarca
    • Ozora Izakaya
    • P.F. Chang's
    • Pleiku
    • Post Office Place
    • Ruth's Chris
    • Spencer's
    • STK
    • Takashi
    • Valter's Osteria
    • Whiskey Street
    • White Horse

    Venues per Downtown Alliance, 2026 Downtown SLC Economic Benchmark Report.

    Downtown demand

    A real customer base, not just a trade radius.

    Downtown Alliance counts a customer visit when someone spends more than 60 minutes downtown, measured with mobile data. Peak days line up with Salt Palace conventions, Delta Center events and performing arts programming.

    30.7MCustomer days in Downtown SLC in 2025
    97,260Average daily customer visits across visitors, workers and residents
    +63%Downtown residents since 2019, including 9% growth in 2025
    55%Of downtown residents are aged 20–29, vs. 31% across the Wasatch Front
    57%Of residents hold a bachelor's degree or higher, vs. 41% Wasatch Front
    +20%Sunday visitation since 2019. Saturdays are downtown's busiest day.
    Who's downtown · share of customer days
    66%Visitors23%Workers11%Residents

    Two-thirds of downtown's customer days are visitors: fans, patrons and travelers out to eat and drink. Behind them is a young, fast-growing resident base.

    Source: Downtown Alliance, 2026 Downtown SLC Economic Benchmark Report.

    Downtown is entering its next decade

    The investment cycle around 321 Main is already underway.

    $10BCommitted across 26 downtown projects
    $4BSports, Entertainment, Culture & Convention District
    6,000New performance venue seats
    Future demand drivers

    The next wave is walking distance from Main Street.

    Not distant suburban projects. Each one feeds the downtown customer base that destination dining, nightlife and experiential concepts depend on.

    1. 01
      Sports, Entertainment, Culture & Convention DistrictHome of the Utah Jazz (NBA) and Utah Mammoth (NHL), with new hotels, residential and arts venues, including a 6,000-seat performance venue. The Delta Center returns to year-round programming in 2027.
    2. 02
      Modernized Salt PalaceA generational rebuild aimed at drawing more high-spend convention visitors downtown.
    3. 03
      University of Utah DowntownHousing for 5,000 students, plus programming at Rio Grande Depot, City Centre and other downtown properties.
    4. 04
      2034 Winter GamesDowntown Salt Lake City will serve as a central hub for venues, visitors and activation during the Games.

    Source: Downtown Alliance, 2026 Downtown SLC Economic Benchmark Report.

    Leasing details

    Built for operators.

    Levels can be leased individually or combined. Level 4 and the rooftop pair naturally for a year-round indoor-outdoor concept.

    Areas

    Level 1: ±4,256 SF incl. terrace
    Levels 2–4: ±4,473 SF each incl. terrace
    Rooftop: ±3,540 SF
    Total: up to ±21,215 SF
    15 ft typical floor-to-floor
    ±40 ft building frontage on Main Street

    Delivery condition

    Gray shell: structure, glazing, building core and elevators, with HVAC and fire sprinkler service run to each level for tenant design. Restrooms are part of each tenant's buildout.

    Delivery date

    Anticipated tenant delivery: Q1 2028.

    Service + loading

    Deliveries from the rear alley directly into the dedicated service elevator.

    Vertical circulation

    2 passenger elevators at the entry, 1 dedicated service elevator to every level and the rooftop, 2 egress stairs.

    Kitchen infrastructure

    Shared exhaust shaft to the roof, gas and plumbing stubs at each level, and a shared grease interceptor.

    Leasing inquiries

    Bring your concept to Main Street.

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    Andy Tran Tanngent Realty 801.803.8105 andy@tigpropertiesgroup.com