Hudson Place Residences sold approximately 61-61.5% of its 327 units during the launch weekend on May 16-17, 2026, at an average price of S$2,458 per square foot [1, 2]. The project features two residential towers, 23 and 15 stories tall, with a 99-year leasehold, offering units from two-bedroom (646 sq ft) to four-bedroom (1,152 sq ft), plus five penthouses [1, 2].

Notably, all 14 three-bedroom deluxe units (893 sq ft) sold out, 88% of four-bedroom units were taken up, and one of the five penthouses was sold over the weekend [1, 2]. About 99% of buyers are Singapore citizens or permanent residents, with many coming from towns such as Thomson, Punggol, and Sengkang [1, 2]. Buyers include singles, young couples, and families attracted by the project’s location.

The development is by a consortium including Qingjian Realty, Forsea Holdings, CYZ Land, and Jianan Capital [1, 2]. Qingjian Realty managing director Du Dexiang said the response “reflects a new and growing pool of buyers who recognise the potential of this emerging precinct and the unique proposition of a home here” [2]. Forsea director Wang Xin described Media Circle as “maturing into a more complete neighbourhood” [2].

The project is the developers’ second in the Media Circle area after Bloomsbury Residences launched in April 2025. Hudson Place outperformed Bloomsbury’s launch weekend, which had about 25% take-up [1, 2]. MOGUL.sg chief researcher McJun Rong noted investors contributed significantly to demand [1]. PropNex CEO Kelvin Fong said many units fall “within the pricing sweet spot of below S$2.5 million,” appealing to owner-occupiers and HDB upgraders [2].

Huttons Senior Data Analyst Li Side projected steady sales growth due to limited new launches and expected higher prices for future central region projects [1]. The area is attractive for its proximity to the one-north tech hub and upcoming developments such as Kampong AI, driving strong rental demand [1]. Pricing benefits from relatively low land costs, with future projects potentially 20-30% more expensive [1]. Government Executive Condominium policy changes have also boosted buyer interest among upgraders [1].

Hudson Place Residences is scheduled to obtain temporary occupation permit and vacant possession by the third quarter of 2029 [1, 2].