Office Court

• Office Court Companies, Inc. was formed in 1990 during development of its first Santa Fe office park, Pecos Trail Office Compound.
• The business is family‑oriented, representing multiple generations of family members working together.
• The company's philosophy centers on maintaining real estate value through an extraordinary level of customer service.

Key people

Kenneth D. (Ken) Joseph

• President and Qualifying Broker of Office Court Companies, Inc.
• Manages, markets, finances and develops strategic solutions for Office Court properties.
• Has consulted on a wide range of real estate projects, including urban lofts, hospitality, retail, urban redevelopment, executive suites, residential development and more.
• Provides strategic and business planning advice to many types of businesses, such as event venues, bed and breakfasts, law firms, food service, automotive, shipping, financial services, printing and community supported agriculture.
• Licensed qualifying real estate broker in New Mexico and Colorado.
• Licensed commercial general contractor (GB‑98) in New Mexico.
• Extensive experience arranging financing for real estate projects, from smaller working capital lines to large mortgages and equity structures.

Jennifer Saiz

• Santa Fe Property Manager for Office Court.
• Primary responsibility is tenant satisfaction and day‑to‑day facilities management.
• Manages facilities housing close to 90 tenants across three Santa Fe properties.
• Has deep familiarity with the Santa Fe properties, building systems and tenant needs.
• Licensed New Mexico Real Estate Broker.

For questions about management, leasing processes or tenant services, callers can be directed to the Office Court main office or to Ken or Jennifer using the contact details in the locations and contact information document.

• Develops and owns Class A office parks in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and Englewood (Denver area), Colorado.
• Provides flexible, scalable office suites so tenants can lease only the space they need and expand over time (often as little as a single office at a time).
• Focuses on high quality finishes, abundant natural light and landscaped courtyards that make offices pleasant, healthy workspaces.
• Offers attentive on‑site property management aimed at quick, professional resolution of facility issues.
• Designs projects with strong technology infrastructure and high‑bandwidth connectivity options.

Types of clients

• Small and growing businesses that want professional, Class A office space.
• Companies needing the option to expand or reconfigure as they grow.
• Tenants who value individual identity, with their own entries, restrooms and signage.

Additional capabilities

• Office Court Companies has experience consulting on real estate product development, finance, marketing and strategic planning in multiple markets.
• The principals hold real estate licenses in New Mexico and Colorado and a Commercial (GB‑98) General Contracting License in New Mexico.

General benefits of leasing with Office Court

• Class A environments at reasonable prices (specific rents and current availability must be confirmed directly with Office Court).
• Individually self‑contained suites with private entries and restrooms.
• Modular suite designs that can be configured for office, light industrial, production or mixed use, depending on the project.
• Locations close to major transportation routes, services, dining and desirable neighborhoods.

Office park locations

Santa Fe, New Mexico

• 4001 Office Court Drive, Suite 307

Santa Fe, New Mexico 87507

Denver metro (Englewood, Colorado)

• 88 Inverness Circle East, Suite I‑107

Englewood, Colorado 80112

Phone numbers

• Main office: 505‑424‑4600
• Ken Joseph (cell): 505‑660‑5146
• Jennifer Saiz (cell): 505‑660‑6576

How to get in touch

• Call the main office number for general inquiries about leasing, properties and management.
• Call or text the listed cell numbers for direct contact with key team members.
• Website contact form is available on the Contact Us page of officecourt.com for email inquiries.

Service areas

• Santa Fe, New Mexico and surrounding communities.
• Denver metro area, focused on Englewood, Colorado and nearby business districts.

Lists Chicago, Denver, Englewood, Santa Fe, Issaquah, and Kent as a location. Names Santa Fe, Colorado, and New Mexico as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.

Availability status

• Office Court maintains an Availabilities page on its website, but that page may be under construction or may not always show real‑time openings.
• Current availability, suite sizes and pricing are not listed in detail on the website.

How to check current availability

• Call the main office at 505‑424‑4600 to ask about:
• Current available suites in Santa Fe or Englewood (Denver area).
• Approximate suite sizes and configurations.
• Whether expansion space is available for a growing business.
• Use the contact form on officecourt.com if you prefer to receive information by email.

Leasing approach

• Office Court focuses on letting tenants lease only the space they need, with room to grow over time.
• Many projects are designed so tenants can expand in small increments (for example, adding one or a few offices as needed).
• Leases are generally structured so that tenants control their own utilities and janitorial costs through individual metering and arrangements.

Pricing and terms

• The website does not publish specific rental rates, concessions or detailed lease terms.
• All pricing, lease structures and incentives are dependent on the specific property, suite and timing.

Any questions about specific prices, availability on particular dates, or detailed lease terms should always be referred directly to Office Court. Do not quote exact rents, discounts or move‑in dates unless they come from current Office Court materials or staff.

• Emphasis on natural light and fresh air for every worker.
• Large operable windows with views of native landscaping and the surrounding Santa Fe environment.
• Buildings are designed without interior common areas, so tenants pay only for the space they occupy.

Identity and signage

• Strong emphasis on individual tenant identity.
• Identification available on:
• Project monument signage.
• Building monument signage.
• Door signage for each suite.

Flexibility of use

• Combines Class A office environment with light industrial capability.
• Drop ceilings typically finished at 10 feet, with the potential for drywall ceilings up to 12 feet.
• Multiple sets of double doors (approx. 6'0" x 6'8") accessible via drive‑up and elevated patios for light loading needs.
• Few or no interior load‑bearing walls, allowing a wide range of layout options (office, warehouse, production or mixed use, subject to current policies and zoning).

Expansion and growth

• Leases on adjacent spaces can be structured to support a company's growth plan.
• Modular, reconfigurable space makes it easier for tenants to expand or adjust their layout over time.

Connectivity and technology

• Qualified for DSL service, with multiple T‑1 lines active in the project.
• Conduit provided for higher‑capacity connections (such as OC‑3) to the nearby Santa Fe Main Interduct.
• Campus data interconnect system allows hard‑wired connections between suites within the complex.

Location and amenities

• Located on Santa Fe's growing South Side.
• Convenient access to:
• Interstate 25.
• The Santa Fe Bypass (quick access to Los Alamos).
• Nearby residential neighborhoods.
• Dining, services, lodging and recreational opportunities.
• Directly on the Santa Fe hike/bike trail, about a mile from the Genoveva Chavez City Recreational Center (ice rink, two pools, fitness center, basketball courts and more).

For current availability, suite sizes, and pricing at 4001 Office Court, contact Office Court directly. The website "Availabilities" page may not always reflect real‑time openings.

• Quality of environment
• Operable windows and skylights for abundant fresh air and natural light.
• Views of extensive native landscaping and courtyard green space.

• Flexibility
• Spaces are designed to be modular and reconfigurable.
• Suites can be combined or re‑divided to match each tenant's size and layout needs.
• Expansion for existing tenants is straightforward, helping businesses grow without relocating.

• Efficiency
• Minimal interior common areas (hallways, vent shafts and other "space wasters").
• Tenants receive close to 100% usable space in their leased area.

• Self‑sufficiency
• Each suite is typically self‑contained, with individual entries, restrooms and HVAC controls.
• Tenants can control their own environment and occupancy costs.

• Location
• Properties are sited in convenient, prestigious locations with easy access to neighborhoods, services and transportation.

Modular suites and tenant identity

• Small, self‑contained suites emphasize individual tenant identity.
• The modular interior design and absence of interior load‑bearing walls allow a wide range of uses and configurations, subject to current leasing policies and local regulations.

Leasing structure (general)

• Leases are typically structured on a modified gross basis at Office Court projects.
• Tenants generally pay for their individually metered utilities and janitorial services, which helps control occupancy expenses.
• There are no large interior common areas to maintain, so tenants are not paying for unused shared lobbies, elevators or hallways.

Specific lease terms, current rates and availability vary by property and over time. Always confirm details directly with Office Court before making decisions.

Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess.