Bill Katsaros comes from a long line of contractors, painters, and real estate entrepreneurs.  In 1998, at 18 years old, he bought his first house in Detroit and spent the summer renovating and selling it, repeating this process every summer to pay for his college education. Since then he has continued to passionately build and renovate homes. 

Bill and Alex painting their first home.

Bill and Alex painting their first home.

Bill moved to Charlotte, NC in 2009, after marrying the love of his life, Alexandra. They were captivated by the energy of The Queen City and the surrounding neighborhoods.  They bought their first home in NoDa, a fixer-upper, and completely renovated it. The excitement of that project fed their excitement for revitalizing up and coming neighborhoods and they created Roma Homes. 

The company renovates older homes and builds new homes that reflect the character of this great area. As both contractor and developer, they are intimately involved in each project. The Roma Homes mission is to preserve the integrity of the neighborhood, create properties that feel like home, and build with quality craftsmanship that you can trust.

The Katsaros family circa 1922, originally from Beletsi, Greece, in the region of Thessalia. Back right: Stergios Katsaros (Great Grandfather) Back Left: George Katsaros (Great-Great Uncle) Seated Left: Efstathios Katsaros (Great-Great Grandfather) …

The Katsaros family circa 1922, originally from Beletsi, Greece, in the region of Thessalia. Back right: Stergios Katsaros (Great Grandfather) Back Left: George Katsaros (Great-Great Uncle) Seated Left: Efstathios Katsaros (Great-Great Grandfather) Seated right: Priscilla Katsaros (Great Grandmother) Baby: Bill Katsaros (Grandfather)

The "Roma Homes" Name

Borne out of the early 1900's, our company name honors a young man who pursued his dream.

Roma Homes CEO Bill Katsaros' great-grandfather, Stergios Katsaros, immigrated to the United States from Greece at the young age of 17. Stergios reached Ellis Island in New York, NY, in May 1907. The ship providing their safe passage was named "The Roma."

"We named our company to honor his journey and sacrifice. Our name is a reminder of his dream, and how it's still alive today through Generations of his family.”