84101 Homes for Sale — Salt Lake City, Utah

Utah’s most condo-dominated zip code — downtown Salt Lake City in 1.8 square miles • Central Business District • Depot District • Gateway • Warehouse District • Granary • Central Ninth • 48 closed sales Jan–Jul 2026 per WFRMLS • Full-service discount Realtor since 2006

About the 84101 Zip Code — Downtown Salt Lake City

84101 is the downtown core of Salt Lake City — roughly 1.8 square miles bounded by North Temple on the north, 1000 South on the south, Interstate 15 on the west, and Main Street to 200 East on the east. It sits entirely inside Salt Lake County and holds somewhere between 5,200 and 6,800 housing units for a population in the range of 8,000 to 9,500 — one of the densest zip codes in Utah, with a median age near 32 and a very high share of single adults. The zip code stitches together several distinct districts: the Central Business District and Temple Square at the north end, the Depot District and Gateway along 400–500 West, the historic Warehouse District on 200 South, the Granary District between 600 and 1000 South, Central Ninth around 900 South and 200 West, and the northern edge of Ballpark.

What makes 84101 unlike any other Utah zip code is the housing mix. Roughly 85 to 90 percent of what sells here is a condominium, loft, or townhome — not a detached house. The inventory falls into three broad eras: brick warehouse and factory buildings from 1904 to 1925 converted to lofts (Dakota Lofts, Pierpont Lofts, Patrick Lofts, the Warehouse District buildings on 200 South), concrete high-rises from the early 1980s (American Towers), and post-2000 construction including The Parc at Gateway, Broadway Park Lofts, and the 30-story 99 West on South Temple tower at City Creek. Detached houses are rare and concentrated in the Granary and Central Ninth pockets along Washington, Jefferson, and West Temple — mostly Victorian and bungalow cottages built between 1909 and 1928.

Schools fall under the Salt Lake City School District. Depending on the block, elementary assignment runs to Washington, Liberty, Lincoln, Wasatch, or Hawthorne; middle school to Bryant or Clayton; and high school to East, West, or Highland. Horizonte Instruction & Training Center sits inside the zip code on Main Street. Transit is the strongest in the state — all three TRAX lines converge downtown, the FrontRunner commuter rail and Amtrak share the Salt Lake Central station at 250 South 600 West, and most of 84101 falls inside UTA’s Free Fare Zone. Salt Lake City International Airport is about 10 to 15 minutes west, the University of Utah about 15 minutes east, and Big and Little Cottonwood Canyon ski resorts roughly 45 minutes away.

If you are buying or selling in 84101, the commission math matters more here than almost anywhere in Utah. On a $500,000 downtown condo, DiscountAgent.com’s 50% buyer rebate returns approximately $7,500 to you at closing — enough to cover a year of HOA dues in most buildings plus the move-in and administrative fees these associations charge. On the sell side, listing at 1.5% instead of a traditional 3% listing commission saves a $500,000 seller approximately $7,500, and a $1.2 million high-rise seller approximately $18,000. Aaron Peters, Broker/Owner, handles every downtown transaction personally — no handoffs, no junior agents. Browse all downtown Salt Lake City condos, compare Salt Lake City neighborhoods, or see every Salt Lake City zip code.

WFRMLS Data • 48 Closed Sales

84101 Market Snapshot — What Actually Sold

Every residential closing recorded in the 84101 zip code through the Wasatch Front Regional MLS between late January and July 31, 2026. Utah is a non-disclosure state, so individual sale prices and addresses are not published — these are aggregate figures only.

By Property Type

Detached houses in the Granary and Central Ninth pockets trade at roughly a third less per square foot than downtown condos — and they sell more than a month faster. There were only seven of them in seven months.

Condos by Bedroom Count

Three-bedroom condos in 84101 do not have a meaningful median — the group splits into two separate markets. Larger resale units in the Warehouse District and American Towers cleared in the high six figures to low seven figures, while the 99 West tower’s three-bedroom and combined-unit residences cleared well into eight figures per thousand square feet. One-bedrooms carry the highest price per square foot of any bedroom count because small units in premium towers skew the number upward.

Condo Sales by Price Band

Nearly half of all 84101 condo closings landed between $350,000 and $750,000. But the top of the market is unusually deep for a Utah zip code — roughly one in five downtown condo sales cleared seven figures.

How Long Homes Took to Sell

The 84101 market is barbell-shaped. One in five homes went under contract within two weeks — and one in three sat on the market for more than three months. The longest marketing time in the sample exceeded a full year. Pricing and presentation decide which side of that split a downtown listing lands on, which is exactly where a broker who works these buildings personally earns the fee.

Source: Wasatch Front Regional MLS (utahrealestate.com), closed sales with a 84101 property address, closing dates January 26 through July 31, 2026. Data pulled August 18, 2026. WFRMLS figures revise upward as late closings report. All dollar figures are approximate and rounded. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

The 84101 Inventory

Condo & Loft Buildings in the 84101 Zip Code

Nine out of ten homes that sell in 84101 are attached — so knowing the buildings is knowing the market. Each building below has its own dedicated page with floor plans, HOA detail, amenities, and current listings.

Building-Level Sales Activity — Jan to Jul 2026

American Towers and 99 West are the two poles of the 84101 condo market. American Towers is the volume building — 13 of 41 downtown condo closings happened there, at the lowest price per square foot of any major tower, with the highest median marketing time in the zip code. 99 West is the opposite: fewer units trade, they clear at three to four times the price per square foot, and the median time on market was about two weeks. Buildings with fewer than five recorded sales are shown as price-per-square-foot ranges only, since Utah’s non-disclosure status means a median from a small sample would reveal an individual transaction.

Buyer Rebate

84101 Home Buyer Rebate — How Much You Get Back

Most buyers never see the buyer-agent commission because it is baked into the price. DiscountAgent.com hands half of it back to you at closing. Here is what that looks like across the 84101 price range.

Downtown context: at the 84101 median of roughly $500,000, the approximately $7,500 rebate covers about a year of median HOA dues in a downtown building, plus the move-in and administrative setup fees most 84101 associations charge at closing. Buying at $1,000,000 in 99 West or a combined Warehouse District unit returns approximately $15,000.

*Assumes a 3% buyer-agent commission with 50% rebated at closing. Actual rebate depends on the commission offered on the specific listing and is subject to lender approval. All figures approximate.

Answers

84101 Zip Code — Frequently Asked Questions

The Seven Districts of 84101

Downtown Salt Lake City is not one market. Each district inside the 84101 zip code has its own housing stock, price band, and buyer.

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