Artspace Macaroni Flats

244 South 500 West

Artspace Macaroni Flats is the historic rehabilitation of the Western Macaroni Manufacturing Company warehouse originally built in 1900. The project opened December 2016 and includes 13 residential one and two bedroom apartments and 8 street-level commercial spaces for artists and small businesses. The property promotes green living with amenities including water-wise xeriscape landscaping, rainwater harvesting, and 33 solar panels on the roof.

LEASING INQUIRIES

Details and Amenities

Residential

13 one and two bedroom apartments

Open design
Large units with high beamed ceilings
ADA apartments available
Appliances, including dishwasher
Washer/dryer in each unit
Near transportation (TRAX and FrontRunner)
Near GREENbike station
Exposed brick walls
Pet friendly*
Two-story units available
Underground storage units
Bike storage available
High speed fiber-optic internet access
Mixed recycling, green waste and glass recycling onsite
Dog park onsite
Rainwater harvesting

*Contact the leasing office for restrictions.

Commercial

5,000 square feet of commercial space

Historic charm
Nonprofit/small business offices
Creative community
Common area bathrooms
No common area maintenance fees
Storefront units
Large freight-sized elevator
Access to showers and storage
Mixed recycling, green waste and glass recycling onsite
Near transportation (TRAX and FrontRunner)
Near GREENbike station
High speed fiber-optic internet access
Bike storage available
Artist studios
Storage units available

Thank You to Our Artspace Macaroni Flats Funders

Financing: New Markets Tax Credit CDE - Community Development Finance Alliance; New Markets Tax Credits and Historic Tax Credit Investor - US Bank Community Development Corporation; Participation Loan - Ally Bank and American Express; Bridge Loan - Morgan Stanley Bank, N.A.; Property - Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake

Donors: My Good Fund, George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Foundation, Anonymous, Mark & Kathie Miller Foundation, Sorenson Legacy Foundation, JP Morgan Chase, American Express Center for Community Development, Morgan Stanley Bank, N.A., The Whitney Foundation, The Lawrence T. & Janet T. Dee Foundation, The Milliken Family, GE Capital Bank, CIT Bank, and Marlin Bank.