Commercial and Industrial Real Estate

Another $5.2 Million County Real Estate Acquisition — Coincidence or a Larger Plan?

This is Part 3 of a five-part series where Rocky Mackintosh has been researching recent real estate acquisitions and construction projects undertaken by Frederick County Government. Frederick County’s growing real estate investments in the Westview area raise questions about land use, affordable housing, and long-term planning. In Part 2 of this series, I examined Frederick...

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Frederick County’s Prospect Center: With a changing Scope, so goes the Price Tag

In this Part 1 of a five-part series, Rocky Mackintosh takes an in-depth examination of Frederick County Government’s real estate planning, acquisition, and construction decisions. An existing office building can look like an attractive opportunity for local government. Purchase it below replacement cost, adapt it to public needs, consolidate services, and save taxpayers money. But...

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MacRo Joins Mackintosh Commercial — A Family Real Estate Legacy Comes Full Circle

FREDERICK, MD — Mackintosh Realtors has announced that MacRo, Ltd. and its founder, Earl “Rocky” Mackintosh, are joining Mackintosh Commercial, bringing together two Frederick real estate organizations with common family roots and a real estate history spanning more than a century. For brothers Jim and Buzz Mackintosh, the combination represents more than an expansion of...

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Frederick County Commercial Real Estate: Diverse Investment Activity Pushes Second Quarter Sales to Nearly $145 Million

Frederick County’s commercial real estate market continued its strong momentum during the second quarter of 2026, with 42 land and commercial transactions totaling nearly $145 million. Total sales reached $144.6 million, surpassing the approximately $103 million recorded during the first quarter and reflecting continued confidence across a remarkably diverse range of property types. Unlike markets...

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Make a Splash This Winter: Support Splash PoinT at Baker Park Through “Sailing Through the Winter Solstice”

  Each winter, Carroll Creek transforms into one of Frederick’s most imaginative and community-driven traditions: Sailing Through the Winter Solstice. What began as a whimsical display of lighted boats has grown into a powerful philanthropic engine—one that is now helping bring a transformative new public amenity to Baker Park: Splash PoinT. What Is Splash PoinT?...

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