Enterprise Financial Services Corporation has disclosed that seven commercial real estate loans, totaling $68.4 million and associated with special purpose entities in Southern California, are currently involved in litigation. The loans, all secured by first position mortgages on real property, became nonperforming following a business dispute among the ownership of the borrowing entities, leading to all seven filing for bankruptcy in the first quarter of 2025. In August 2025, Enterprise Bank & Trust began foreclosure proceedings on the properties securing these loans. The company expects to recover the full balance of the loans due to its senior secured position.
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