There's the plot of the 3 UCPM III parcels involved in the bankruptcy proceeding.
Those are the 3 most valuable plots remaining in UCPM III that Stan Thomas controls other than that one all the way in the southwest of the map next to OCCC. Most of the remaining UCPM III land is wetlands or canals/stormwater/OCCC substation/rights-of-way for roads/extensions. That's why this bankruptcy proceeding is extremely important to both Universal and Stan Thomas.
In the original trades proposed between Stan Thomas and Universal, Universal would have let him keep those 3 valuable plots in exchange for the remainder of the land (the wetlands/canals/stormwater/OCCC substation/rights-of-way for roads/extensions).
But if they go through bankruptcy, then all that's left in UCPM III is mostly unwanted land that is only of use to Universal. That should lead to an "easier" negotiation to get Universal the remainder of the land.
Those first and second parcels allow Universal to create 2 large hotel plots on Universal Blvd. of 60 acres (Parcel 2 + the 2 already owned purple plots north/south of it) and 50 acres (Parcel 1 + the purple plot to the east of it). You can easily imagine another 4,000+ hotel rooms on those 110 acres that would easily be able to deliver guests to both resorts (similar to WnW's future 2,800 rooms).
The 3rd parcel adds another 21 acres to the current 441 contiguous acres in the main resort plot for a total of 462 acres with much larger access to Destination Blvd.
That pretty much just leaves Stan Thomas with the 2 FQP properties (the baby blue colored lands) as his most valuable remaining holdings in the area, and those 2 FQP properties are surrounded by purple.