American Hospitality Properties REIT, Inc.
A Chapter 11 bankruptcy case for American Hospitality Properties REIT, Inc. was opened in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, N.D. Texas on October 4, 2026, case no. 26-80071, according to the federal court record.
It is on CREdocket's Chapter 11 Watch because the debtor's name indicates a commercial real estate owner, developer or single-property company. That is a reading of the name only; the docket shows the property, the lenders and the debts. If this debtor is your borrower, tenant, landlord or counterparty, the automatic stay generally took effect when the petition was filed.
Other CREdocket matters naming American Hospitality Properties REIT, Inc.: Proven Business Skills v. Phoenix American Hospitality, LLC (Non-Traded Hotel REIT Securities Class Action); In re American Hospitality Properties REIT, Inc. (Hilton/Marriott Hotel REIT Family's Chapter 11 Filing)
Latest orders and rulings
- Oct 6, 2026Notice of deficiency No. 23
- Oct 5, 2026Declaration No. 20
- Oct 5, 2026Order on motion to appear pro hac vice No. 19
- Oct 5, 2026Order on motion for leave No. 18
- Oct 5, 2026Order on motion for leave No. 17
- Oct 5, 2026RulingOrder granting complex chapter 11 treatment No. 16
- Oct 5, 2026Order (jntadmn-LEAD) (granting) No. 15
- Oct 5, 2026Certificate of service No. 11
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