William Roshko Holdings Company is a U.S. holding company with headquarters in Beach Haven, New Jersey for real estate properties owned by the Roshko family through a private, family-owned real estate investment trust. William Roshko Holdings Company is the largest personal holding company for real estate acquisitions and development in the northeast United States. It has been favorably reviewed following the real estate collapse of 2008 as being bullish with a prudential investment mentality, and named one of "America's Most Admired Companies" by Wall Street professionals. In the 2012 report to the Congressional House Committee on Financial Services by the office of U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, the Treasury reported it had implemented increased supervision over banks and non-banks following the collapse, and specifically noted William Roshko Holdings Company as a key market infrastructure investor which voluntarily accepted enhanced government risk management standards.
Shareholders in the Roshko family business are William Roshko, Kaitlyn Jones Roshko, and Mackenzie Jones Roshko, but the exact ownership shares of each shareholder is undisclosed. The Roshko family was awarded a certificate of commendation from the U.S. House of Representatives for their service to the local community in helping thousands of displaced homeowners following Hurricane Sandy in October 2012. The Roshko family real estate investment trust buys, sells, and rents multi-family homes in many New Jersey shore communities, and also owns two properties in the U.S. Virgin Islands and has a professional relationship with Barclays. The Roshko family owns a nightclub which is located on the New Jersey shore.