Arrowstar West Faces Dec. 1 Harris County Trustee Sale

For buyers and lenders watching Harris County distress, a commercial notice is a lead on a possible acquisition or credit bid. The notice does not say the loan is in default for any particular reason, and we are not stating one.

The numbers

• Notice FRCL-2026-8298: six pages, filed Nov. 5, 2026.
• Sale date: Dec. 1, 2026, a Tuesday, 26 days after filing. Texas requires at least 21 days of notice, and sales run between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. CT.
• HCAD account 0970340000018: 2026 appraised value $13,211,730, state class B1. The account was matched to the borrower by owner name, and the appraised value is the district’s figure, not a sale price or a loan balance.

The notice states an original loan amount, but our read of the scanned filing is machine-generated and we have not confirmed it against the recorded deed of trust, so no loan figure is published here. Harris clerk filings carry no per-document permalink, so the notice above is the viewer copy.

What’s next

A trustee sale can proceed, be postponed, or be cancelled, for example if the debt is paid off or the lender and borrower reach a new agreement, so the Dec. 1 date is a scheduled event, not an outcome. Watch for a substitute trustee’s deed in the Harris County Clerk’s real property records after the sale, which would show the buyer and the price, and for a postponement notice before it.

The borrower’s name is similar to the entity in our earlier report on an Arrowstar trustee sale on Ojeman Road, but nothing in this record links the two. For more distress filings across the metro, see our Houston market page.