Hudson Place Residences Launch Review: 61% Sold at $2,458 PSF

Quick answer: Hudson Place Residences sold 201 of its 327 units on its launch weekend of 16 to 17 May 2026, a take-up of about 61.5%, at an average of $2,458 psf. It is a 99-year leasehold project at Media Circle in District 5, in the heart of the one-north research and technology belt.

What happened at launch

Hudson Place Residences moved 201 of its 327 units over its launch weekend on 16 and 17 May 2026, a take-up of roughly 61.5%, at an average price of $2,458 psf. The figures are confirmed in EdgeProp. For a launch of this size in the current market, a 61% weekend take-up is a healthy result rather than a runaway sell-out, and the pattern of what sold tells you more than the headline number.

The strongest demand came from the larger family layouts. The 893 sq ft three-bedroom deluxe units transacted at close to 100%, and the 1,152 sq ft four-bedroom premium units cleared more than 88% on the weekend. That is owner-occupier demand, not pure investor speculation, and it usually points to a more stable resale pool later.

Quick facts

Detail	Hudson Place Residences
Location	Media Circle, District 5 (one-north)
Tenure	99-year leasehold
Total units	327
Launch take-up	201 units, about 61.5% (16 to 17 May 2026)
Average price	$2,458 psf
Best-selling types	3-bedroom deluxe (893 sq ft) and 4-bedroom premium (1,152 sq ft)

Source: EdgeProp, launch weekend data.

Where Hudson Place sits: Media Circle and one-north

Hudson Place is in District 5, on Media Circle, inside the one-north precinct. One-north is a planned research and innovation district anchored by Fusionopolis, Biopolis and Mediapolis, with a deep base of tenants from media, biotech and technology firms. That matters for a buyer because the rental demand here is driven by professionals who work in the precinct, which is exactly the kind of tenant base that holds up through softer market periods.

The location also gives you Buona Vista and one-north MRT on the East-West and Circle Lines, quick access to the Ayer Rajah Expressway, and proximity to the National University of Singapore, INSEAD and Singapore Polytechnic. For a leasehold city-fringe project, that is a strong fundamentals package.

Is $2,458 psf worth it?

At an average of $2,458 psf, Hudson Place is priced as a city-fringe leasehold launch, and the take-up suggests buyers found that fair rather than cheap. Remember that this is a 99-year leasehold project, not freehold, so the case for it rests on rental demand and location rather than on holding the land forever. If your plan is to live in it or to rent to the one-north tenant pool, the numbers stack up. If you are comparing it against a freehold hold-for-generations purchase, that is a different decision.

For a sense of where this fits against other launches in the same price band, browse current new launches under S$3 million before you commit. The right question is never the headline psf. It is what you are getting for that psf in tenure, location and tenant demand.

Thinking about Hudson Place?

If you want the unit-by-unit breakdown, the remaining stock, and an honest read on whether the entry price makes sense for your goals, I am happy to walk you through it. Reach out at +65 88772688 for a no-obligation discussion, or see the live Hudson Place Residences price list.

Common questions about Hudson Place Residences

How many units did Hudson Place Residences sell at launch?

Hudson Place Residences sold 201 of its 327 units over its launch weekend on 16 and 17 May 2026, a take-up of about 61.5%, at an average price of $2,458 psf.

Is Hudson Place Residences freehold or leasehold?

It is a 99-year leasehold development at Media Circle in District 5. It is not freehold.

Which district is Hudson Place Residences in?

It sits in District 5, on Media Circle, inside the one-north research and technology precinct near Buona Vista and one-north MRT.

Is $2,458 psf competitive for Hudson Place?

For a 99-year leasehold launch in the one-north city-fringe location, an average of $2,458 psf is in line with the market, and the 61% launch take-up suggests buyers saw it as fair value given the location and rental demand.