Triple Crown Holdings

Owner Mark DiSanto holds full equity control of the firm after purchasing his brother John’s shares in 2012. His sons Nicolas and Christopher DiSanto acquired ownership stakes in 2016 and 2019 respectively, establishing the third generation within the decision-making structure. The company does not disclose any external investment committee or advisory board.

It operates as both. Triple Crown Corporation functions as a developer, general contractor, and property manager, while the holding company level functions as the DiSanto family's single-family office. The firm integrates land acquisition, construction, leasing, and ongoing property management under one entity without external limited partners.

The firm's long-duration hold horizon is structurally embedded through three-generation family ownership with no external LP capital. Mark DiSanto holds 100% of the stock, with Nicolas and Christopher DiSanto holding purchased ownership stakes, suggesting indefinite hold periods that are typical of family-owned real estate portfolios without institutional fund-life constraints.

The firm is anchored in Central Pennsylvania, where it maintains its headquarters, and has expanded into New York, Maryland, and Delaware according to the firm's website. It describes actively targeting perceived undervalued opportunities within these markets rather than competing in gateway cities.

No. The firm does not publicly disclose an AUM figure. Its portfolio scale is described through operational metrics rather than asset values: 3,589 developed lots, 2,828 homes built, 6.5 million square feet of commercial space constructed, and management of 2,004 rental homes as of 2026.