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?...
With the recent adoption of the Critical Digital Infrastructure Overlay Zone (CDI-OZ), Frederick County has taken a decisive and thoughtful step toward shaping its economic future. Rather than allowing unregulated or scattered development, the County has created a clear framework that balances economic opportunity with community protection—positioning Frederick County as a responsible participant in the...
Welcome to the MacRo AI Corner: This article begins a series of posts examining the future impact of the Data Center Industry and Artificial Intelligence on real estate and other key sectors in Frederick County, Maryland Frederick County is entering a decisive phase in its multi-year effort to regulate where and how large-scale digital...
Selecting a Commercial Real Estate (CRE) partner is a critical business decision not a matter of comparing apples to oranges, but of identifying a dedicated professional with specialized skills. Whether you are seeking property for your business, securing a tenant, or engaging in complex land transactions, your broker’s expertise directly influences your financial outcome....
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MacRo, Ltd. Vice President Ashleigh Kiggans named one of Frederick County’s Top 50 Young Professionals Under 40!
MacRo’s Vice President, Ashleigh Kiggans, is featured on Episode 4 of The Frederick Factor Podcast!
Our land and lot guru, Vice President Dave Wilkinson, reaches the 30-year mark and our General Manager/CFO, Sherri Mercer, completes her 10th year with the firm!
REALShare Gets to Know Frederick Commercial Real Estate Agent Ashleigh Kiggans BY: AMANDA LEE, Frederick County Office of Economic Development
Sometimes landlords feel like they are running a concession stand at the local carnival.