The launch of Hudson Place Residences, located along Media Circle in District 5, marked an important moment for Singapore’s one-north property market. As one of the latest new launches entering the area, the project drew attention from buyers watching the transformation of one-north from a business and innovation hub into a more complete live-work-play precinct.
With its proximity to key employment clusters such as Mediapolis, Fusionopolis and Biopolis, Hudson Place Residences offered buyers exposure to a location supported by strong tenant demand, future growth potential, and limited new private residential supply within the immediate one-north area.
Image: Hudson Place Residences’ location, map found on real-agent.ai
Hudson Place Residences Launch Weekend Sales Status & Key Figures
Image: Hudson Place Residences’ Sales Status on real-agent.ai listing portal
Over the launch weekend, Hudson Place Residences sold over 60% of its total 327 units, at an average price of $2,460 PSF.
The project’s starting price was from $1.685 million, making it an interesting option for buyers comparing one-north new launch pricing against nearby resale condos and other city-fringe projects.
Image: Hudson Place Residences’ Floor Plans, Unit Mix and Inventory Status on real-agent.ai listing portal
Among the unit types, 2-bedroom units and 3-bedroom units saw the strongest demand, with 70% and 60% of available units sold respectively.
Together, these unit types accounted for over 86% of total units sold during the launch weekend, suggesting that buyers were prioritising drawn to practical unit sizes that balance manageable overall quantum with liveable layouts, along with rental potential and owner-occupiers seeking functional homes for small families.
Image: Hudson Place Residences’ Schematic. Check available units on real-agent.ai
What Hudson Place’s Take-Up Says About one-north Demand
Hudson Place Residences’ launch performance provides a useful signal of how buyers are viewing one-north as a residential location.
Based on the launch data, buyer interest appeared strongest in 2-bedroom units, with the average transacted price being $1.91 million, showing that demand in one-north remains selective but active, with buyers gravitating towards lower-quantum units that offer a practical balance between affordability, rental potential, and future growth upside.
Overall, the launch performance reflects healthy but measured demand for new homes in one-north, particularly for projects that offer a balance of location, layout efficiency, pricing, and long-term growth potential.
As one-north continues to develop as a mixed-use business and residential precinct, Hudson Place Residences may become an important benchmark for future residential demand in the area.
Get the latest details on number of units sold, floor plans and prices for Hudson Place Residences here.
