
Who filed this week.
New Chapter 11 petitions by commercial real estate owners, developers and single-property companies, pulled daily from federal court records. Each has its own page with the latest orders, and you can follow any case to get an email when the court rules. If one of these is your borrower, tenant, landlord or counterparty, the automatic stay generally took effect the moment the petition was filed. For this month's totals by state and court, see the Monthly CRE Litigation Index.
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167 commercial real estate filings since August 20, 2026
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Source: federal court records via CourtListener and the RECAP Archive, a project of the nonprofit Free Law Project. Checked once a day. This page lists only business debtors whose name indicates a commercial real estate owner, developer or single-property company (a property word, or a name that is a street address); contractors, home builders, residential and service businesses are left out. That is a reading of the name, not a classification of the company, so some are missed and a few may not belong. Individuals are never listed. Orders and closings shown are checked daily for each case's first 30 days, and for as long as anyone follows it. Chapter 7 filings, state-court receiverships, and assignments for the benefit of creditors are not covered. Not legal advice.
