SilverRock Development Company, LLC

  1. September 03, 2025

    SilverRock Gets More Time To Control Its Ch. 11 Case

    Bankrupt California resort developer SilverRock Development received approval to extend the exclusive control window in its Chapter 11 case for four months, with a Delaware judge saying the debtor has made enough progress in the complex proceedings to warrant the extension.

  2. September 02, 2025

    Bankrupt Calif. Developer Seeks OK For Extra DIP From City

    SilverRock Development asked a Delaware bankruptcy judge for permission to take out up to $2 million in additional Chapter 11 financing from the California city it had planned to build a resort in, saying it needs the funds to wind down its Chapter 11 case.

  3. August 15, 2025

    Lender Says SilverRock Has Had Enough Time For Ch. 11 Plan

    The secured lender for resort developer SilverRock asked a Delaware bankruptcy judge to reject SilverRock's third request to extend its plan exclusivity period, saying the developer should not need 16 months to file a liquidating plan. 

  4. July 14, 2025

    SilverRock Seeks To Test $60M Bid At Ch. 11 Auction

    Resort developer SilverRock has asked the Delaware bankruptcy court for permission to hold an auction for its real estate assets in Southern California to see if the company could fetch a better offer through a public process than the stalking horse bid it secured, instead of selling its assets through a sealed bidding process.

  5. June 17, 2025

    SilverRock's $60M Ch. 11 Stalking Horse Bid Gets Green Light

    Acknowledging property owner and creditor valuation objections and unsettled claims, a Delaware bankruptcy judge on Tuesday approved a $60 million stalking horse offer intended to jumpstart bidding for a 134-acre tract southeast of Los Angeles that was once part of a resort development plan.

  6. June 16, 2025

    SilverRock Lenders Say $60M Ch. 11 Baseline Bid Too Low

    Secured lenders of resort construction firm SilverRock Development Corporation have objected to the debtor's proposed designation of a stalking-horse bid, telling a Delaware bankruptcy court on Monday the $60 million offer is far below the asserted value of the company's real estate assets.