Updated Nov 12, 2026

Dallas–Fort Worth commercial real estate distress

In the Dallas–Fort Worth area, CREdocket's records show 1 CMBS loan reported in foreclosure, bank-owned or in bankruptcy ($28.6M in balances); 4 real estate Chapter 11 petitions in the last 90 days; and 5 federal lawsuits naming commercial real estate businesses. They come from county foreclosure notices, CMBS trust filings with the SEC, federal court dockets and the CREdocket tracker, and are updated every day. Records are counted from the last 12 months; each links to its own page and source.

CMBS loans in trouble

Loans in commercial mortgage-backed securities trusts that the servicer reports in foreclosure, bank-owned (REO) or with the borrower in bankruptcy, from the trusts' monthly filings with the SEC. Largest balance first.

  • CMBS
    3300 Renner
    Richardson, TX · Office · reported Sep 29, 2026
    In foreclosure · 30-59 days delinquent · Wells Fargo Commercial Mortgage Trust 2019-C52
    $28.6Mloan balance

Real estate Chapter 11 petitions

Petitions by real estate businesses in the Northern District of Texas, which includes Dallas and Fort Worth, newest first.

Federal lawsuits naming CRE businesses

New federal civil cases in the Northern District of Texas, which includes Dallas and Fort Worth between businesses that name a commercial real estate company, or that concern real property foreclosure or a lease.

Other commercial real estate litigation in the Dallas–Fort Worth area

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About these records. A foreclosure posting is a notice that a sale may happen, not that it did. A lawsuit is an allegation, and a Chapter 11 petition does not mean a property will be lost. Loan figures are the amounts stated in each record (CMBS balance at the last report, original loan amount in a notice), never estimates. Federal bankruptcies and lawsuits are placed by the federal district that holds them. Individuals are never listed. Full sources on the Distress Radar.