Denver Firm Acquires Buckeystown Property Tied to Data Center Project

October 16, 2026 - 12:11

A Denver-based private equity firm has purchased a property near Buckeystown for more than $7 million. The site supports construction work tied to a data center facility planned near Adamstown.

The deal adds another piece of land to a growing portfolio of properties connected to the region's expanding digital infrastructure. The buyer, identified as a private equity group headquartered in Colorado, closed on the parcel in a transaction valued above the $7 million mark. Public records confirm the sale, though the firm has not issued a public statement about its plans for the site.

The property sits in a part of Frederick County that has drawn increasing attention from developers. Its proximity to major roads and existing utility corridors makes it useful for staging equipment, storing materials, and housing operations that serve larger construction sites nearby. The data center near Adamstown has been moving through various stages of development, and support parcels like this one often play a quiet but important role in keeping those projects on schedule.

Local officials have watched the area's real estate market shift as demand for land tied to technology infrastructure grows. Farmland and older industrial plots have changed hands at prices that would have seemed unlikely a decade ago. Residents have raised questions about traffic, noise, and the long-term impact on the rural character of the area.

For now, the Buckeystown property changes ownership with little fanfare. Its new owners have not filed detailed plans with the county, and it remains unclear whether the site will continue in its current support role or take on a different purpose as the Adamstown project advances.