Real estate properties linked to S$3 billion money laundering case to be auctioned from Sep. 17
Open to public bidding.
From September 17, 2026, the real estate properties connected to the S$3 billion money laundering case in Singapore will be auctioned off. Deloitte Singapore manages the process, having been appointed by the Singapore Police Force in July 2025. Public auctions will begin on September 7, with nine properties to be auctioned at Edmund Tie & Company's UIC Building office on September 23.
These include a 42nd floor penthouse at South Beach Residences, priced between S$4.45 million and S$25.3 million. Additional properties will be auctioned at Knight Frank's Ocean Financial Centre office on September 17, with one office space at Shun Li Industrial Park valued at S$3.6 million. The auctions for 10 of the properties will take place on September 23 at SRI's Great World City office, featuring Gramercy Park units and Martin Modern properties with guide prices ranging from S$2.23 million to S$7.6 million.
The entire process will span between September 2026 and mid-2027, with the assets put up for sale in phases and open to public bidding.
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