Village Homes Emerged From Bankruptcy In Fort Worth
A federal court has authorized the long-time homebuilder to resume property sales following a reorganization.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Residential
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Village Homes has officially exited Chapter 11 bankruptcy after a federal court approved its reorganization plan. The builder, which has operated for 30 years in Fort Worth, can now proceed with property sales.
Why it matters
The court ruling ends a period of litigation and failed asset sales that had previously prevented transactions. This allows the builder to move past the financial restructuring triggered in late 2025.
The reorganization plan received unanimous support from all seven secured lenders. The company has constructed 1,500 homes throughout its 30-year history in the region.
The players
Village Homes
A Fort Worth-based residential builder with 30 years of experience and 1,500 local units completed.
The details
The court approved the reorganization after determining that a potential buyer had acted to obstruct the process. This decision clears the way for the firm to sell its assets after a 2024 asset purchase agreement failed to close. All seven secured lenders supported the path forward, overriding objections raised by a competing party.
Timeline
Village Homes was founded in 1996.
A company asset sale agreement was established in 2024.
The builder filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Oct. 1, 2025.
The company emerged from bankruptcy in September 2026.
The Home Front
Local builder bankruptcies often reshape the housing landscape by introducing shifts in available inventory and project management. This exit follows a pattern of corporate restructuring that marks a significant transition for long-standing regional developers.
If you are currently involved in a property transaction or warranty claim with this builder, verify the status of your records. Consult with a licensed real estate attorney to understand how these proceedings affect your specific property rights or contract terms.
The takeaway
The court ruling provides a clear path forward for the builder to resolve its outstanding property obligations. Homeowners or buyers should keep all original purchase and warranty documentation on file while the company resumes standard operations.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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