A Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) townhouse in Washington, D.C., previously listed for $3.28 million, has been ordered to be taken off the market because it was purchased with misappropriated client funds, The Wall Street Journal reported. Property records show that the property was held by Guarding Against Pandemics, a nonprofit founded by SBF’s brother Gabriel, which bought assets worth millions of dollars using what the company believed were misappropriated client funds. The selling agent for the property said the property had not yet received any formal offers to buy.