160 W 900 S

 160 W 900 S occupies a corner in Central 9th, the small urban district immediately south of Downtown Salt Lake City. The neighborhood now one of the most walkable mixed-use districts in the state, with the 900 South TRAX station, restaurants, and services within a short walk and I-15, I-80, and Salt Lake City International within minutes by car.

The building itself was designed and constructed as a Class A, single-tenant headquarters, not as a speculative shell. Steel, glass, and concrete moment-frame construction, built to LEED Silver standards by Okland — the structural specification of an institutional tower, executed at 8,127 square feet on a corner lot. The dark exterior with its single yellow accent line reads cleanly from 900 South; the upper volume cantilevers over a recessed ground floor; full-height glazing on the corner pulls western light and the Wasatch into the second-floor workspace. This property is truly iconic. Six private, gated parking stalls serve the building directly — a genuine rarity this close to downtown.  Inside, the plan is organized across two levels for a single user: open studio space with perimeter offices and conference rooms, kitchen and gathering space, finished in polished concrete, custom millwork, and full-height glazing throughout. Technology is everywhere and additive, but not intrusive with digital controls for lighting, shades, multiple temperature zones, and CAT6 throughout. 160 W 900 S was built to be lived in by a creative organization, and it shows in the proportions, the light, and the detailing — qualities visible in the photography and floor plans below, and most fully in person.

For Sale at $5,750,000 or For Lease at $36.00/SF NNN (office use only). Furnishings are negotiable. Tour requires 24 hours notice.

Prospective buyers and tenants must be prequalified.