S$3b money laundering case: Forfeited luxury goods, properties to go on auction from September
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Sat, 29 August 2026
2 reports- Channel News Asia04:00first to report
The properties will be auctioned off by real estate firms SRI, Edmund Tie and Knight Frank, while auction house Hotlotz handles the luxury goods.
- South China Morning Post05:59
More than 1,000 luxury items and 80 real estate properties forfeited in Singapore’s S$3 billion (US$2.4 billion) money laundering case would go under the hammer from September 7, audit firm Deloitte said on Saturday. The properties will be auctioned by SRI, Edmund Tie & Company and Knight Frank, while auction house Hotlotz will handle the luxury goods, comprising jewellery, watches and handbags. Some selected properties will also be offered for sale through an expression of interest process...
Wed, 2 September 2026
1 report- Channel News Asia06:08
Guide prices for the properties at Martin Modern and Wallich Residence range from S$2.238 million to S$6.78 million.
Thu, 3 September 2026
3 reports- Channel News Asia05:22
One of the apartments is a 4-bedroom penthouse at South Beach Residences that has been listed at a guide price of S$25.3 million.
- Channel News Asia05:22
One of the apartments is a 4-bedroom penthouse at South Beach Residences that has been listed at a guide price of S$25.3 million.
- South China Morning Post06:03
Another 14 luxury condominium units and a grade A office at Suntec Tower One forfeited in connection with Singapore’s largest money laundering case will be put up for sale at auctions this month. The properties, located in prime areas such as River Valley and Orchard, will be auctioned by real estate firms Edmund Tie & Company (ETC) and Knight Frank. As of Thursday morning, a total of 25 properties have been listed for auction. ETC will auction units at South Beach Residences, 8 Saint Thomas...