More than 80 properties and over 1,000 luxury accessories seized in the country’s largest laundering case will be put up for sale in phases between September and mid-2027, with the exact number at each stage still being finalised, consulting firm Deloitte said in a statement on Saturday.
It was earlier reported Deloitte had approached multiple property brokers about plans for selling the properties, citing people familiar with the matter.
The sales are the next step in the major $3 billion...