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PDF Brochure OWNED & MANAGED BY: 324 South State Street | Salt Lake City, Utah Annastasia Kaessner > FOR LEASE | OFFICE +1 801 441 5921 [email protected] • Lease Rate: $25.00/ RSF Full Service Rusty Lugo • Up to 49,425 RSF contiguous space available +1 801 947 8377 [email protected] • 21,832 RSF move-in ready tech space available • 2.25/1000 SF parking ratio • Within walking distance to TRAX • Renovations underway for brand new lobby and common areas Colliers International 111 Main Street | Suite 2200 • Real Food for Real People - Opening May 2019 Salt Lake City, UT 84111 P: +1 801 947 8300 SPACE AVAILABLE COMMON AREA FLOOR DIRECT ACCESS TO 3rd PARKING GARAGE COMMON AREA FLOOR 2nd STAIRCASE TO BASEMENT COMMON AREA 324 South State Street Salt Lake City, Utah Annastasia Kaessner Rusty Lugo +1 801 441 5921 +1 801 947 8377 FLOOR [email protected] [email protected] Colliers International 111 Main Street | Suite 2200 Salt Lake City, UT 84111 P: +1 801 947 8300 1st SUITE 210: 20,834 RSF • In shell condition, ready for tenant improvements • Open floor plan with great light, exposed brick and ceilings • Great views of the Wasatch Mountains and Salt Lake City and County Building SUITE 302: 7,209 RSF • In shell condition, ready for tenant improvements • Open floor plan with Broadway facing views, exposed brick and ceilings SUITE 300: 21,382 RSF • Plug and play, move-in ready space COMBINED 210, 302, AND 300: 49,425 RSF • Direct access to covered parking garage Annastasia Kaessner Rusty Lugo +1 801 441 5921 +1 801 947 8377 [email protected] [email protected] Colliers International 111 Main Street | Suite 2200 Salt Lake City, UT 84111 P: +1 801 947 8300 LOBBY & COMMON AREA RENOVATIONS UNDERWAY Annastasia Kaessner Rusty Lugo +1 801 441 5921 +1 801 947 8377 [email protected] [email protected] Colliers International 111 Main Street | Suite 2200 Salt Lake City, UT 84111 P: +1 801 947 8300 GALLIVAN CENTER The Gallivan Center provides downtown crowds space to gather for lunch or a short reprieve from the day’s hectic work schedule. Special events such as festivals, concerts, holiday celebrations, and weddings 23,075 ADT make Gallivan Center a lively and exciting event venue year-round. SALT PALACE 22,145 ADT The Salt Palace Convention Center is an integral part of the vibrant THE GEORGE S. & downtown scene. The DOLORES DORE ECCLES convention center hosts THEATER some of the largest events The new theater is state-of- including the Outdoor the-art, with a 2,500 seat Retailer trade shows. The Main Hall and public center draws thousands gathering places. It will of visitors into the heart of attract the biggest and best 100 South 13,255 ADT downtown touring Broadway productions, nationally prominent family shows, and music and comedy acts. 22,420 ADT VIVINT SMART HOME 200 South 17,165 ADT ARENA The Vivint Smart Home Arena is a gathering place CITY CREEK for all ages. Home to the Utah Jazz, the arena Home to more than 500 24,845 ADT hosts basketball games residences, 90+ retail shops, as well as concerts and as well as nine office buildings other attractional events. that house more than 5,000 Adding to the experience of workers daily. downtown Salt Lake City. 300 South 27,975 ADT Main Street ON REGENT This retail redevelopment will connect City Creek and Gallivan Center providing a place for people to gather and connect in a culturally rich area. Regent will include retail and dining establishments along with live events and rich architecture. TEMPLE SQUARE Just a block north of 111 Main, this iconic landmark is ranked by Forbes Magazine as the 16th most visited tourist attraction in the US. Temple Square attracts over 5 million visitors from around the world every year. Annastasia Kaessner Rusty Lugo +1 801 441 5921 +1 801 947 8377 [email protected] [email protected] Colliers International 111 Main Street | Suite 2200 Salt Lake City, UT 84111 P: +1 801 947 8300 UTAH PROVIDES A HIGH QUALITY OF LIFE Utah is a national leader in high job growth, low unemployment, low cost of doing business, and talented labor. Utah regularly ranks among the best states for business, careers, living, health, and Utah is a The Utah boasts a Highly Opportunities for Utah contains a quality of life. Utah provides an array Young & High-Growth Economic Conditions Educated & Skilled Jobs & Careers Multilingual of employment opportunities in various State in Utah are Great Workforce in Utah are Plentiful Population industries, and offers its residents numerous lifestyle options that range from quiet rural settings to thriving AMONG THE TOP STATES ONE OF THE FASTEST RANKED MORE THAN urban centers. IN THE U.S. FOR JOB GROWTH OVER GROWING STATES IN THE U.S. Most of Utah's population resides along The Wasatch WHY UTAH? WHY Front, roughly 150 miles of contiguous cities and 2nd 35 3.6% 120 BEST STATE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION communities, running predominantly north-south along 15.2% UTAH’S JOB GROWTH RATE POPULATION INCREASE OVERALL ECONOMY INSTITUTIONS IN UTAH LANGUAGES 2017-2018 SPOKEN IN UTAH the I-15 corridor and the western slope of the Wasatch 2010-2018 Mountain range, from Brigham City to Nephi. Utah is world-renowned for its bounty of public lands MEDIAN AGE OF UTAH NAMED UTAH IS EXPERINCING ABOUT and recreational opportunities ranging from mountain OVERWHELMING JOB GROWTH IN wilderness to desert landscapes. Utah has five national CONSTRUCTION, parks, six national forests, numerous state parks and 30.6 #2 48% FINANCIAL, 15% recreation areas, and over a dozen ski resorts. THE YOUNGEST STATE IN BEST STATE OF UTAHNS HAVE HEALTH & OF UTAH RESIDENTS SPEAK THE U.S. BY MEDIAN AGE FOR BUSINESS OBTAINED POSTSECONDARY TECHNOLOGY A LANGUAGE OTHER Utah is a geographically diverse state, encompassing a IN 2018 CERTIFICATES OR DEGREES SECTORS THAN ENGLISH AT HOME convergence of three distinct geological regions: the Rocky Mountains, the Great Basin, and the Colorado THERE ARE MORE THAN RANKED OVER ABOUT Plateau. MORE THAN The beehive is the state symbol of Utah. The Mormon settlers used the symbol to represent hard work and 420 4th 69 48 246 industriousness. The beehive is where all workers THOUSAND BEST STATE FOR THOUSAND THOUSAND MORE PEOPLE IN UTAH VENTURE CAPITAL DEGREES AWARDED THOUSAND cooperate in the construction of something much bigger JOBS ADDED TO SPANISH SPEAKERS THAN THERE WERE IN 2010 IN 2015 UTAH’S ECONOMY IN 2018 than themselves, as a model for a properly run society. Downtown Salt Lake City WHY UTAH? Logan Brigham City Ogden Layton Salt Lake City West Valley City Park City Sandy Vernal Lehi Orem Utah is a The Utah boasts a Highly Opportunities for Utah contains a Provo Young & High-Growth Economic Conditions Educated & Skilled Jobs & Careers Multilingual Duchesene Nephi State in Utah are Great Workforce in Utah are Plentiful Population Price AMONG THE TOP STATES Green River ONE OF THE FASTEST RANKED MORE THAN IN THE U.S. FOR JOB GROWTH OVER GROWING STATES IN THE U.S. Richfield 2nd 35 3.6% 120 Moab BEST STATE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION 15.2% UTAH’S JOB GROWTH RATE POPULATION INCREASE OVERALL ECONOMY INSTITUTIONS IN UTAH LANGUAGES 2017-2018 SPOKEN IN UTAH Cedar City 2010-2018 St. George MEDIAN AGE OF UTAH NAMED UTAH IS EXPERINCING ABOUT OVERWHELMING JOB GROWTH IN CONSTRUCTION, TOTAL POPULATION WORKFORCE 30.6 #2 48% FINANCIAL, 15% THE YOUNGEST STATE IN BEST STATE OF UTAHNS HAVE HEALTH & OF UTAH RESIDENTS SPEAK THE U.S. BY MEDIAN AGE FOR BUSINESS OBTAINED POSTSECONDARY TECHNOLOGY A LANGUAGE OTHER 3.2 1.3 IN 2018 CERTIFICATES OR DEGREES SECTORS THAN ENGLISH AT HOME MILLION MILLION UTAH’S POPULATION BY GENERATION Silent & Greatest THERE ARE MORE THAN RANKED OVER ABOUT MORE THAN born 1925 and earlier 5.2% Baby Boomer born 1945 - 1964 15.6% th Generation X 420 4 69 48 246 born 1965 - 1979 17.6% BEST STATE FOR THOUSAND THOUSAND THOUSAND Millennial MORE PEOPLE IN UTAH VENTURE CAPITAL DEGREES AWARDED THOUSAND born 1980 - 1994 28.1% JOBS ADDED TO SPANISH SPEAKERS THAN THERE WERE IN 2010 IN 2015 UTAH’S ECONOMY IN 2018 Generation Z born 1995 -2012 29.8% Generation Alpha born 2013 or later 3.7% 0 200k 400k 600k 800k Downtown Salt Lake City COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL | UTAH UTAH’S GROWING HOUSING MARKET Salt Lake City is growing immensely. With a large increase in construction, housing vacancy rates in Salt Lake City are at an all-time low. The growth in population and employment supports a vibrant city in which many want to live and work. Estimates anticipate that this growth in business and population will continue, adding an additional 30,000 residents by 2030. Salt Lake City’s current population of 190,873 people consists of 85,938 households. It is projected that by 2023 there will be a total of 92,985 households in Salt Lake City. Post-college aged millennials (age 25-34) account for 21 percent of the population in Salt Lake City. This remarkably beautiful city is thriving with new businesses, growing families, and young opportunists. Making Salt Lake City a highly sought after location to live in Utah. OVER OVER OVER UTAH HOUSING UTAH 85 92 THOUSAND THOUSAND 89 TOTAL ESTIMATED TOTAL PROJECTED THOUSAND TOTAL HOUSING UNITS HOUSEHOLDS HOUSEHOLDS FOR 2023 (2018) (2018) 96.4% 3.7% 1.6% OF SALT LAKE CITY HOUSING VACANCY IN SALT LAKE PROJECTED ANNUAL GROWTH UNITS ARE OCCUPIED CITY HOUSING MARKET (2018 TO 2023) (2018) (2018) *All Stats on page from Sites USA Downtown Salt Lake City COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL | UTAH ENROLLMENT RANKED RANKED TO GROW BY 38% 33% 2nd 3rd OF UTAHNS AGED OF UTAHNS HAVE OBTAINED 60 BEST STATE BEST STATE 18-24 YEARS OLD A BACHELOR’S, GRADUATE OVERALL FOR THOUSAND FOR LOW TUITION ARE CURRENTLY STUDENTS OVER OR PROFESSIONAL DEGREE HIGHER EDUCATION COSTS IN THE U.S.
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