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Seven condos seized in Singapore money-laundering case fail to sell at auction

2 sources · first seen 04:30 2 Oct · updated 08:34 2 Oct

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  • Seven luxury properties seized in Singapore's major money-laundering case failed to sell at auction
  • The failed sales highlighted a softening luxury housing market

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2 reports · earliest 04:30
BloombergLuxury Condos Seized in Singapore’s Biggest Money-Laundering Case Find Few Buyers04:30NDTV ProfitSeized From Money Launderers, Luxury Condos In Prime Areas Go Unsold — Why Singapore Buyers Aren't Biting08:34