MANN ON MAIN

Mann on Main is a three-part redevelopment project along historic Main Street in downtown Little Rock. The project consists of the original seven-story Blass Department Store, built in 1906, the renovation of the adjacent three-story Annex building, and the construction of a new freestanding 5-story, 400-space parking deck. The seven-story building was designed by architect George Mann, and is one of the city's most architecturally significant structures, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The redevelopment for the project was made possible due to New Market Tax Credits awarded by the Heartland Renaissance Fund of Little Rock.

Major offices for the State of Arkansas are housed in the building, making them the exclusive tenant and user within Mann on Main. The property also houses state agencies such as the University of Arkansas Partners for Inclusive Communities, Office of Child Support Enforcement, Arkansas Crime Information Center and the Arkansas State Board of Pharmacy. The ground floor offers a large retail component providing additional services and amenities to residents in the community.