Quintie Smith
Seventh-generation Charlestonian Quintie Smith is a Realcorp member, owner, and Associate Broker with extensive experience in commercial real estate, securities, and residential brokerage. He specializes in sales and leasing throughout West Virginia, supported by a strong network of buyers, investors, and prospective tenants.
Professional Experience
2024 was a very good year. We were involved in multiple large deals throughout the State of West Virginia, including the sale of the CASCI Building, which will be the future Mid-Atlantic headquarters for TC Energy. Ground has been broken on a new $65 million building in downtown Charleston. Likewise, we have been involved with the new baseball stadium for Marshall University for five years, which culminated in a new stadium opening this past spring.
We sold a 5-acre lot to United Motorsports for their new store site in Danville, as well as a new Taco Bell location in Chapmanville. I brokered the sale of the 107,000 SF former Vossloh building in Poca to Advantage Valley. Two $2 million-plus sales include the former Truist Operations building on Piedmont Road and the TC Energy location in St. Albans.
Some other sales include the Dive Shop in Jefferson, the 2350 23rd Street complex in Nitro, the new Phat Daddy’s in Charleston, and the former Peeples in Logan.
Seventh-generation Charlestonian Quintie Smith has had a long pedigree in real estate. His family owns the Kanawha Roxalana Company, a one-hundred-year-old real estate company in Charleston, WV, and he was a top residential broker in Myrtle Beach, SC for ten years after a twenty-year career in the securities business. He is in his third year at Realcorp, where he is a member/owner and Associate Broker.
Mr. Smith participates in all phases of real estate transactions. Sales and leasing are his principal focus. He has a sophisticated network of buyers and dozens of prospective lessees.
He is a former Board Member of the Charleston Civic Center, the EHS Alumni Board, and a founding director of Capitol State Bank. Mr. Smith is the former Chairman of the EHS Sports Hall of Fame and principal fundraiser for the Hot Rod Hundley statue at West Virginia University. He also was a delegate to the GOP National Committee in 2016. A graduate of Episcopal High School and Princeton University, Mr. Smith played football and participated in track at both institutions.
Mr. Smith is part owner of Hurricana Farms LLC, which owns and races horses primarily on the East Coast at Saratoga, Keeneland, Belmont, Aqueduct, and various steeplechase venues. As of May 2025, we have won 14 races, competed at The Grand National in Liverpool, England, won a Grade 1 race in New York, and won the Eclipse Award for Merry Maker in January 2024.