The Kortz Center Heist Finale guide
The Finale is where The Kortz Center Heist pays off — steal the art, plant a replica, and get out clean.
Once every required Kortz Center Heist Prep Mission is complete, the Finale becomes available on the Planning Board. This is the mission where your crew actually breaks into the Kortz Center through the entry point(s) you scouted, steals the primary target painting, and — if you're going for extra profit — grabs secondary targets too.
Launch-week reporting from Beebom names La Dernière Débauche as the Kortz Center Heist's primary target, valued at roughly $1,925,000 in the vault. Expect the primary target to rotate on a weekly basis rather than staying fixed — check the weekly targets page for the current rotation before you launch.
Plant the replica
A key mechanic in the Kortz Center Heist Finale is the forger's replica: after your crew steals the real painting, a forged copy gets planted in its place. This is part of what buys you time before the theft is noticed — but it doesn't guarantee a clean getaway.
CCTV, witnesses, and known theft
Several factors reported around the Kortz Center Heist reduce your final sell value if things go loud:
- Being spotted on CCTV during the theft.
- Leaving witnesses behind at the Kortz Center.
- The Kortz Center Heist theft becoming known before you sell — a "known theft" status.
After the Kortz Center Heist Finale
Once you're out with the art, decide whether to sell for immediate cash or display the piece in your Mansion's Art Studio. Read the payout guide for the reported solo and crew payout figures before you commit either way.
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Related guides
The Kortz Center Heist Beginner Guide
What the heist is, who Mr. Faber and Raf De Angelis are, and the three-stage structure.
The Kortz Center Heist Unlock Requirements
Prix Luxury Mansion, Art Studio cost, and where the Planning Board lives.
The Kortz Center Heist How to Start
Launch from the Planning Board or call Raf De Angelis in Freemode.
Independent community guide. Not affiliated with Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive. Prep categories, target rotation, and payouts can change after patches — verify on the Planning Board in-game.