National Realty Investment Advisors is now a post-plan liquidation trust case, with AIRN Liquidation Trust administering remaining real estate, litigation recoveries, claim reserves, and investor distributions rather than reorganizing an operating business. The case began with the June 7, 2022 chapter 11 filing by National Realty Investment Advisors and affiliates, followed by a first-day declaration describing a real estate development platform funded around project-level mortgage debt and unsecured obligations, including identified prepetition mortgages tied to New Jersey and New York properties and roughly $10 million of trade and other unsecured debt in the First Day DeclarationDkt. 16.
The restructuring path moved from portfolio stabilization into liquidation. The Debtors and the Committee filed a first amended joint chapter 11 plan of liquidation in July 2023, structured around eight classes and a liquidation vehicle to monetize assets, reconcile investor and creditor claims, and pursue estate causes of action rather than preserve NRIA as a going concern through the Amended Chapter 11 PlanDkt. 3256. Current reporting shows that the Trust is still carrying a large real estate portfolio and material cash while it works through development costs, asset sales, disputed claims, and litigation. For April 2026, the Trust reported about $77.0 million of cash and escrowed funds, $266.6 million of real estate investments at book value, $119.0 million of liabilities, no asset sales over $100,000 during the month, and cumulative Class 5 Contributing Investor distributions of 22%, or about $111.5 million, in the .
Near-term activity is concentrated on claims reconciliation and litigation cleanup. The Liquidation Trustee’s tenth omnibus objection targets 18 Levine Capital-related proofs of claim totaling more than $3.8 million, proposes substituting eight disputed claims totaling more than $2.3 million, and sets a June 9, 2026 objection deadline and June 16, 2026 hearing in the Tenth Omnibus Claims ObjectionDkt. 4329. Separately, AIRN-related defendants are pressing summary judgment in an adversary dispute over alleged asbestos remediation and demolition work at the 416-422 69th Street property; their latest filings state that E Control Services did not object and that a hearing on the motion is scheduled for June 2, 2026, as reflected in the Certification of No ObjectionDkt. 70 and the Summary Judgment ReplyDkt. 71.