Auctioneers are selling more properties tied to a large financial crime case. The latest batch includes luxury homes. Five units are located in one building and another is a four-bedroom apartment. These properties will be sold at an auction event.

The event is scheduled for later this month. It is part of a larger effort to sell many properties linked to the case. So far, many have been put up for sale but some have not been sold because the bids were too low.

More information about the properties and the auction is available from other sources, including a news report that provides details about the properties and the auction process.