National + Apartments | June 3, 2022

Ashcroft Capital owns apartment properties in Texas, Georgia and Florida, including Halston Park Central in Orlando

Ashcroft Forges Multifamily Partnership with Goldman, Blackstone Funds

New York City-based multifamily investment firm Ashcroft Capital has closed on a strategic partnership with institutional investors including investment funds advised by Goldman Sachs Asset Management and Blackstone Strategic Partners. It will provide liquidity to existing investors across the Ashcroft portfolio in addition to funding future acquisitions.

The partnership expects to invest in value-add multifamily properties throughout the Sun Belt markets. Ashcroft currently anticipates that the partnership will acquire real estate assets with an aggregate cost of $800 million.

“This partnership will enable us to continue to expand at a rapid-yet-measured pace, as we’ll carefully select assets that fit within our investment parameters and possess a tremendous potential upside in our key markets,” said Frank Roessler, founder and CEO of Ashcroft.

Ashcroft currently owns communities throughout Texas, Georgia and Florida, and is seeking to expand into the Carolinas, Arizona, Colorado, Tennessee and Nevada.

Pictured: Ashcroft Capital’s Halston Park Central in Orlando.

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