Markets · updated Nov 12, 2026
Commercial real estate distress, market by market.
Every metro and state with at least 8 distress records in the last 12 months has its own page: upcoming foreclosure sales, CMBS loans in trouble, real estate bankruptcies, lender suits and federal lawsuits, each linked to its source. The number on each card is its record count.
Metro areas
71New York City6 CMBS loans · 44 Chapter 11 (90 days)46Houston17 foreclosure postings · 8 CMBS loans · 15 Chapter 11 (90 days)25Atlanta17 Chapter 11 (90 days)21Dallas–Fort Worth1 CMBS loan · 4 Chapter 11 (90 days)21Tampa and Orlando3 CMBS loans · 10 Chapter 11 (90 days)17Los Angeles5 CMBS loans · 10 Chapter 11 (90 days)12Miami and South Florida7 Chapter 11 (90 days)
States
99New York8 CMBS loans · 47 Chapter 11 (90 days)84Texas20 foreclosure postings · 13 CMBS loans · 21 Chapter 11 (90 days)40Florida3 CMBS loans · 17 Chapter 11 (90 days)33Georgia1 CMBS loan · 18 Chapter 11 (90 days)32New Jersey20 Chapter 11 (90 days)29California7 CMBS loans · 14 Chapter 11 (90 days)24Pennsylvania3 CMBS loans · 8 Chapter 11 (90 days)23Illinois2 CMBS loans · 2 Chapter 11 (90 days)10Michigan2 CMBS loans · 4 Chapter 11 (90 days)9Ohio2 CMBS loans9Washington1 CMBS loan · 3 Chapter 11 (90 days)8Louisiana1 Chapter 11 (90 days)
Don't see your market? Every record is on the Distress Radar, filterable by state, and radar alerts cover every state.