An embattled oil tycoon is selling a mansion in Singapore for $32 million. It's one of the city's status-symbol houses that business leaders covet.

A screen grab from Google Maps Street View depicting a Good Class Bungalow belonging to former oil tycoon Lim Oon Kuin, better known as OK Lim, in Tanglin Hill, Singapore. In land-scarce Singapore, Good Class Bungalows, or GCBs, are rare and incredibly expensive.

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• An oil tycoon convicted of cheating and instigating forgery is selling his mansion in Singapore for $32 million.
• In land-scarce Singapore, Good Class Bungalows — mansions on private land — are a trophy among the ultrawealthy.