Office

222 Main

222 main, salt lake city, UT 84101

Price

Price on request

Price/Sq Ft

$38.00

Description

Premium Downtown Office Space

Property description as provided by the listing source. PropZone adds independent market context, valuation estimates, and comparable listings.

Location

222 main, salt lake city, UT 84101

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Financial Details

Lease TypeFull Service

Market Context

As of Q1 2026, the Salt Lake City office market showed a 0.7% vacancy rate, and rents up 1.7% year over year. Source: Cushman & Wakefield Q1 2026 market report.

Projected current pricing

low confidence

Projected asking rent

$26.82/SF/yr

Estimated sale value

$186–$242/SF

Modeled estimate (income approach) shown as a range — not an appraisal. Projected asking rent × occupancy × net-operating-income margin band ÷ market cap rate, from Q3 2025 Newmark data (cap rate 6.6%, asking rent held flat).

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Rising rents point to a competitive market where well-priced, well-located space leases quickly.

Compare it against other office listings for lease in Salt Lake City, UT to benchmark pricing and space — view the full market.

Office market FAQ

Is the Salt Lake City office market tightening or softening?: Vacancy is around 0.7%, with asking rents rising year over year (Q1 2026).

Unified Estimate

Low Confidence

$32.30/SF/mo-$43.70/SF/mo

Mid: $38.00/SF/mo

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Lease Rate & Market Trend

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Low Confidence

Avg Rent ($/SF/mo) (market data)
Vacancy %

Market asking rent (quarterly avg)Vacancy rate (right axis)

Investment Analysis

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