Office Real Estate Brokers in Salt Lake City & Utah
Legend Commercial's office division helps companies find and negotiate office space, helps owners lease their buildings, and advises on office property sales across Salt Lake City, Utah County and the Wasatch Front. The team includes Artie Lucero, who has worked in commercial real estate since 2010, along with Taylor Rieck and Chase VanAlfen.
Who we work with
Professional firms, growing companies and established businesses that need office space, plus building owners and investors.
Tenant representation
We search the market, compare options side by side and negotiate rent, tenant improvement allowances, free rent and flexibility. We also renegotiate existing leases when staying put is the better move.
Landlord representation and leasing
We position and lease office buildings and suites, advising owners on pricing, concessions and improvements that win tenants in today's market.
Office sales and owner-user purchases
We help businesses evaluate whether owning makes sense and represent buyers and sellers of office buildings and office condos.
Why work with Legend's office team now
Office tenants along the Wasatch Front entered 2026 with more leverage than in years. Elevated vacancy and changing workplace strategies mean well-advised tenants can win stronger terms. Legend's office brokers track where that leverage is greatest by building, submarket and size.
Services
- Office tenant representation
- Lease renewal and renegotiation
- Landlord representation and leasing
- Office building sales and acquisitions
- Owner-user purchases
- Space requirement and budget planning
Property types
- Class A and Class B office
- Professional and executive suites
- Owner-user office buildings
- Office condos
- Creative and flex office
Markets we serve
- Downtown Salt Lake City
- Salt Lake County
- Utah County and Silicon Slopes
- Davis and Weber Counties
- Park City
Office brokers
- Artie Lucero, Office Agent
- Taylor Rieck, Office Agent
- Chase VanAlfen, Office & Medical Office Agent
Frequently asked questions
Is it a good time to lease office space in Utah?
For many tenants, yes. Elevated office vacancy along the Wasatch Front has shifted leverage toward tenants heading into 2026, which can mean better rent, larger improvement allowances, free rent and more flexible terms. The opportunity varies by building and submarket, so compare several options before renewing.
How much does it cost to hire an office tenant representation broker?
In most office leases the tenant's broker is paid through the landlord's leasing commission, so the tenant typically pays nothing directly. Your broker still works only for you.
When should I start looking before my office lease expires?
Larger tenants often start 12 to 18 months before expiration; smaller tenants should allow at least six to nine months. Starting early protects your negotiating leverage and leaves time for design, permits and buildout if you move.
Should my company lease or buy office space?
Owning can make sense for stable businesses that want to build equity and control occupancy costs. Leasing keeps capital free and offers flexibility if your headcount may change. A side-by-side lease-versus-buy analysis is the best way to decide.
What are renewal options and why do they matter?
A renewal option gives the tenant the right to extend the lease on terms set in advance. For tenants it provides stability; for landlords it is a right worth protecting. Negotiate the rent formula, notice window and number of options before you sign, not at the end when deal fatigue sets in.
Related reading
- Tenant Power Play: Using Office Vacancy to Win Better Deals
- How Do I Pick a Location for My Office or Practice in Utah?
- The Overlooked Power of Renewal Options in Commercial Leases
Talk to Legend's office team
Call 801.930.6750 or reach any broker above directly. See all Legend Commercial divisions.