Hudson Place Residences records 61% take-up at $2,458 psf launch

Singaporeans and PRs make up 99% of buyers for the new Media Circle project.

Developers Qingjian Realty, Forsea Holdings, CYZ Land, and Jianan Capital sold 201 of 327 units at Hudson Place Residences during its launch weekend at an average selling price of $2,458 per square foot.

In a statement on 17 May, the developers said the transactions represented a take-up rate of over 61% for the 99-year leasehold project at Media Circle.

The strongest demand came from the 893 sq ft three-bedroom deluxe units, which were fully sold during the launch weekend.

More than 88% of the available 1,152 sq ft four-bedroom premium units were also sold. One of the project’s five penthouses was transacted during the launch weekend.

Du Dexiang, managing director of Qingjian Realty, said the launch response reflected growing buyer interest in the Media Circle precinct and the development’s positioning.

Singaporeans and permanent residents accounted for about 99% of buyers, with demand coming from the western corridor and towns including Thomson, Punggol, and Sengkang.

The development is the consortium’s second residential project in the Media Circle precinct, following Bloomsbury Residences, which launched in April 2025 and is now 88% sold.

Hudson Place Residences comprises two residential towers of 23 and 15 storeys. The development is expected to obtain vacant possession by the third quarter of 2029.

The project is located within the broader One-North district and Queenstown planning area.

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