💥New Chapter 11 Filing - Lurin Real Estates Holdings XXI, LLC💥

Real estate debtors file chapter 11 cases - multiple times - amid lawsuits, receiverships, and fraud allegations.

Sorry, we sat on this one. You’re about to see why.

On March 2, 2026, Dallas-based Lurin Real Estates Holdings XXI, LLC (the “Latitude debtor”) filed a chapter 11 bankruptcy case in the Southern District of Texas (Judge Perez). Three days later, its affiliates, Lurin Real Estate Holdings XXXIII, LLC and Lurin Real Estate Holdings XXVIII, LLC (collectively, together with the Latitude debtor, the “round 1 debtors”) also filed chapter 11 cases.

Fifteen days after that, on March 20, Lurin Real Estate Holdings LXV, LLC (the “Fitzroy debtor”) joined the round 1 debtors in chapter 11. Then ten days after that, Lurin Real Estate Holdings XI, LLC, and Lurin Real Estate Holdings XXXVIII, LLC (collectively, together with the Fitzroy debtor, the “round 2 debtors”) did too.

Think we’re done?

Source: GIPHY

On April 8, Lurin, LLC and Lurin Advisors, LLC each filed a case. Lurin Real Estate Holdings LXIV, LLC filed its on April 10. Not content remaining out, on April 14, 2026, Lurin Equity Partners XL, LLC, Lurin Equity Partners XLI, LLC, Lurin Equity Partners XLIII, LLC, and Lurin Equity Partners XXXIV, LLC piled in. These are affectionately known as the “round 3 debtors.”

Finally, Lurin Real Estate Holdings XXII, LLC, and Lurin Real Estate Holdings XXVI, LLC (collectively, the “round 4 debtors” and together with the round 1 debtors, the round 2 debtors, and the round 3 debtors, the “debtors”) got in on the action on April 21.

Holy hell, Porter Hedges LLP, it shouldn’t be this hard!