A second auction of the historic lakeside mansion where Aung San Suu Kyi, Myanmar's imprisoned former leader, spent years under house arrest ended without any bids, attributed to the high asking price of 300 billion kyats (approximately $142 million). The auction, overseen by a court, aimed to resolve a long-standing property dispute between Suu Kyi and her estranged brother. Despite a reduction from the previous auction's price, the cost remains prohibitive for buyers amid Myanmar's ongoing civil war and economic challenges. The property is significant as it served as a hub for Suu Kyi's pro-democracy activities and hosted numerous international dignitaries during her time there. Legal proceedings regarding the future of the property remain uncertain after this unsuccessful auction attempt. Suu Kyi is currently serving a 27-year sentence imposed by the military junta, raising questions about her ownership rights.