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Check to see if these Williams Creek properties are not(/were not) also associated with the Irsay family:
1) 540-550 Forest Blvd: house on the property was torn down this summer before the land was listed for $3.48M. This listing is still active. (Nearly $3.5M for a teardown…)
2) 520-530 Willow Spring Road: property was listed this summer for $5.75M and sold quickly.
The first property can be definitively linked back to the Irsay family through public records, which I trust that the IBJ can verify on its own.
The public record is much more opaque for the second property, but there is a lot of circumstantial evidence that implicates it as an ‘Irsay property’, however:
The respective LLCs that hold/held these properties had the same registered agent upon incorporation. Then the registered agent for each respective LLC changed on the same date to the same new agent.
Both properties were listed at around the same time, which corresponds with when other Irsay properties went up for sale.
These two Williams Creek properties were listed by the same agent – Bif Ward.