Hudson Place homes to start above $1.4m

Sales will begin on 16 May.

Qingjian Realty, Forsea Holdings, CYZ Land, and Jianan Capital will preview the 327-unit Hudson Place Residences from 1 May, with prices starting above $1.4m.

Sales for the 99-year leasehold private residential development at Media Circle in the Queenstown planning area will begin on 16 May. The project will comprise two residential towers of 23 and 15 storeys, with an estimated temporary occupation permit date in Q3 2029.

Indicative prices will start above $1.4m for two-bedroom units, over $2m for three-bedroom units, and over $2.7m for four-bedroom units. Unit sizes will range from 646 square feet (sq ft) to 2,196 sq ft.

The development will offer 183 two-bedroom units, 71 three-bedroom units, 68 four-bedroom units, and five penthouses. It will also include a 400-sq-metre ground-floor retail zone, Hudson Plaza, and Hudson Linear Park.

Facilities include a 50-meter lap pool, a social pool, two clubhouses, a gym, steam rooms, a tennis court, a rooftop lounge, and a BBQ dining pavilion.

The developers said the project is positioned near one-north and within the established Queenstown neighbourhood.

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