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 run by List International Realty, outside the auction process.The assets will be sold in phases between September and mid-2027. Deloitte said the composition and number of items in each phase were still being finalised and could change as authentication and preparatory work continues.Some of the seized luxury bags and jewellery to be sold through a series of auctions in Singapore. Photo: HotlotzDeloitte was appointed by the Singapore Police Force in July 2025 to manage and realise the non-cash assets forfeited in the case.