Look, I get it that there appears to be some seriously questionable issues surrounding several of the SCOTUS justices. I just think this particular transaction (the sale to the Greenberg Traurig CEO who happens to live in Denver) doesn't rise to a level to cause me to be outraged.
Frankly, I think the more curious transaction isn't the sale of this property (which Gorsuch held only a 20 percent stake for essentially timeshare rights to use the fishing cabin). It's the original purchase. Based on the NYT article, the property was purchased and cabin was built by an LLC that Gorsuch owned along with two other investors who happened to be "lieutenants of [billionaire and major conserviative donor Philip F.] Anschutz." Again, per the article, "Ansczuch lobbied Colorado's lone Republican senator and the George W. Bush administration to nominate Mr. Gorsuch to an appeals court seat in 2006."
So if you're looking for bogeymen, perhaps digging a little deeper gets you to some meat.
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/04/25/us/neil-gorsuch-property-sale.html
Also, csb, the priest at my former church, St. Michaels and All Cadillacs (actually All Angels) was also named Anschutz. He was most definitely NOT a major conservative donor. He was very much a liberal (you know, real Christian) who preached to one of the wealthiest congregations in Dallas. We ended up leaving that parish after he moved back east.