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Singapore to auction luxury goods, properties from US$2.4 billion money laundering case
HK🏛️ PoliticsCenter2 hr. ago

Singapore to auction luxury goods, properties from US$2.4 billion money laundering case

Singapore is set to auction over 1,000 luxury items and 80 real estate properties worth approximately US$2.4 billion, which were forfeited in a major money laundering case. The assets will be sold in phases between September 2025 and mid-2027, managed by audit firm Deloitte, which was appointed by the Singapore Police Force in July 2025. Luxury goods will be handled by Hotlotz, while real estate will be auctioned by SRI, Edmund Tie & Company, and Knight Frank. Some properties will also be available via an expression of interest process through List International Realty. The exact composition of each auction phase remains under finalization.

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South China Morning Post logoSouth China Morning PostIndependentCenter2 hr. ago
Singapore to auction luxury goods, properties from US$2.4 billion money laundering case

Singapore is set to auction over 1,000 luxury items and 80 real estate properties worth approximately US$2.4 billion, which were forfeited in a major money laundering case. The assets will be sold in phases between September 2025 and mid-2027, managed by audit firm Deloitte, which was appointed by the Singapore Police Force in July 2025. Luxury goods will be handled by Hotlotz, while real estate will be auctioned by SRI, Edmund Tie & Company, and Knight Frank. Some properties will also be available via an expression of interest process through List International Realty. The exact composition of each auction phase remains under finalization.

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