The Kortz Center Heist

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The Kortz Center Heist

2026 heist targeting a valuable painting in the Kortz Center vault, launched from a Mansion Art Studio.

Overview

The Kortz Center Heist is a GTA Online heist from 2026. Mr. Faber, a recurring contact from the Money Fronts era, hires the player to steal a valuable painting from the vault of the Kortz Center in Pacific Bluffs, with help from Raf De Angelis. The heist is launched from a Mansion Art Studio and can be played with one to four players.

Setup missions

  1. Scope Out – a freemode mission that explores the Kortz Center to locate the main painting, optional loot and points of interest. It can be done solo and repeated to find missed details.
  2. Prep missions – collect approach vehicles, weapons and tools from the planning board. They can be done solo and in private sessions, and none require hauling multiple items, so solo players do not need to backtrack.
  3. Optional preps – sabotage the guards ahead of the job to make the heist significantly easier.

Approaches

The finale is open-ended: the host chooses approach vehicles and entry and escape points, and the heist offers multiple stealth options. Completed preps shape what happens during the job.

Crew and tips

  • Complete the scope-out thoroughly to know where the optional loot is before the finale.
  • Optional guard sabotage preps make stealth much easier, especially on Hard.
  • Solo players can do the whole heist, but a crew can carry more additional loot.

Payout

The primary painting pays about $0.9 million to $1.4 million on the first weekly run, depending on difficulty, while later runs in the same week pay much less.

Crew

  • 1–4 players

The Kortz Center Heist: questions and answers

How much does The Kortz Center Heist pay in GTA Online?

About $0.9M – $1.4M for the primary painting on a first weekly run (Normal–Hard), much less on repeats

Who leads The Kortz Center Heist in GTA Online?

The Kortz Center Heist is led by Heist Leader (player); hired by Mr. Faber with Raf De Angelis.