Mixton Capital and Inverlochy Launch New Multifamily Investment Venture in Texas

Mixton Capital and Inverlochy's Strategic Move in Texas



In a significant step into the Texas real estate market, Mixton Capital Partners, a Los Angeles-based investment and development firm, has partnered with Inverlochy Capital Management from Greenwich, Connecticut. Together, they have acquired a 100-unit garden-style apartment complex located at 125 Crosspoint Road, Boerne, Texas. The property, which will now be known as Crosspoint Oaks at Boerne, is strategically positioned in one of the fastest-growing submarkets within the San Antonio metropolitan area.

This acquisition marks the inaugural transaction under a newly established programmatic joint venture between the two firms. The collaboration aims to invest up to $100 million in multifamily properties throughout Texas and the larger Sun Belt region, with initial focus on key markets such as Austin, San Antonio, and Dallas–Fort Worth.

William Rojas, Managing Partner at Mixton, emphasized the favorable characteristics of northwest San Antonio as a prime area for long-term multifamily investment. He noted the presence of strong educational institutions, a growing population, and a scarcity of new real estate developments. “Crosspoint Oaks aligns perfectly with our strategy to target well-located properties that have potential for value enhancement and are priced below replacement cost,” Rojas said.

The property, previously under the management of TRG Investments, was rebranded to Mixton Capital Partners earlier this year to reflect the company's broadened focus on enhancing multifamily investment opportunities across the western United States. This acquisition not only serves as the first under the Mixton name but also signifies the firm's commitment to investing in and improving community housing options.

Ross Cumming, a Principal at Inverlochy, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, “Launching this long-term investment platform with Mixton is an exciting venture for us. This acquisition is just the beginning of many strategic purchases that fit our investment philosophy of generating favorable returns while improving property quality in high-growth areas.”

Crosspoint Oaks consists of a variety of one-, two-, and three-bedroom units conveniently situated near local shopping options and major employment centers, benefiting from key access to Interstate 10. Planned enhancements for the property include comprehensive rebranding, renovations to both the interior and exterior, and the addition of modern amenities such as a fitness center, a dog park, playground facilities, and a BBQ area adjacent to the pool.

To manage operations effectively, Anterra Management Corporation, a leading multifamily management firm in Texas, has been tasked with overseeing the property management activities at Crosspoint Oaks.

About Mixton Capital Partners


Mixton Capital Partners specializes in real estate investment and development, concentrating on acquiring, repositioning, and managing multifamily communities that present value-add opportunities. Founded by William and Steven Rojas, the firm integrates professional investment acumen with entrepreneurial initiatives to drive both financial returns and positive community development.

About Inverlochy Capital Management


Based in Greenwich, Connecticut, Inverlochy Capital Management is a family office dedicated to private real estate investments across the United States. The firm collaborates with top-tier operators to engage in multifamily, industrial, and opportunistic investment strategies within high-growth markets.

This partnership between Mixton and Inverlochy illustrates the ongoing evolution in the real estate market wherein focused investments in vibrant communities not only contribute to the local economy but also provide much-needed housing solutions as demand continues to rise in Texas and beyond.

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