Hudson Place Residences is the most competitively priced new launch on Singapore's Circle Line corridor in 2026. At an estimated $2,300 to $2,500 psf, it undercuts the adjacent Bloomsbury Residences (~$2,474 psf) and sits well below the upcoming Dover Drive GLS project (~$3,100 to $3,200 psf). For agents working the District 5 and one-north corridor, this is the pricing story to lead with.
Hudson Place one-north at a Glance
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Developer | Qingjian Realty, Forsea Holdings, Hoovasun (JV) |
| Units | 325 to 327 residential + commercial |
| Est. PSF | $2,300 to $2,500 |
| Land Cost | $1,037 psf ppr (March 2025 GLS) |
| Tenure | 99-year leasehold |
| Est. TOP | 2029 to 2030 |
The land was acquired at $1,037 psf ppr, giving a breakeven of approximately $2,052 psf. That leaves a developer margin of roughly 10 to 20 percent, which is tight by new launch standards. VVIP pricing is likely the sharpest available.
See the Detailed view for the full project snapshot table, unit type quantum breakdown, and facilities overview.
Price Positioning on the Circle Line
Hudson Place enters a competitive corridor. It prices below every active or upcoming comparable:
- Bloomsbury Residences (adjacent, same developer): ~$2,474 psf average
- Penrith (D3, sold out): ~$2,800 psf
- Skye at Holland (D10, sold out): ~$2,953 psf
- Dover Drive GLS (D5, not launched): ~$3,100 to $3,200 psf
The Detailed view includes a full 11-project comparison table covering every District 5 and Circle Line corridor project, plus the sibling head-to-head between Hudson Place and Bloomsbury Residences.
Key Takeaways
- Structural rental demand from over 50,000 one-north knowledge workers (Grab, Google, A*STAR, Mediacorp, P&G)
- Most competitive Circle Line entry point for a 2026 new launch
- Tight developer margin means limited discounting room
- Three buyer profiles to target: rental yield investors, one-north owner-occupiers, and Queenstown/Buona Vista HDB upgraders
- Prepare for objections: low parking ratio (138 for 327 units), 4-year SSD, and 3 to 4 year construction wait
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Hudson Place Residences is the second private residential project in the Mediapolis precinct of Singapore's one-north R&D hub, following Bloomsbury Residences in April 2025. Developed by the same Qingjian-Forsea-Hoovasun consortium, it offers 325 to 327 units across two towers at Media Circle, District 5. VVIP preview is underway in Q2 2026, with estimated pricing of $2,300 to $2,500 psf.
This guide covers everything you need to pitch, compare, and close on Hudson Place: developer track record, project details, pricing benchmarks, buyer profiles, competitive positioning, risks to prepare for, and ready-to-send client messages. For context on how land cost shapes new launch pricing, see our breakdown of the formula behind PSF.
Project Snapshot
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Project Name | Hudson Place Residences |
| Address | Media Circle, one-north, District 5 |
| Developer | Qingjian Realty, Forsea Holdings, Hoovasun Holding (JV) |
| Total Units | 325 to 327 residential + ground-floor commercial (~400 sqm) |
| Configuration | 2 blocks, 15 to 23 storeys |
| Unit Types | 2-Bedroom to 4-Bedroom + Penthouses |
| Tenure | 99-year leasehold |
| Est. PSF | $2,300 to $2,500 (official pricing not released) |
| Land Cost | $315M via GLS ($1,037 psf ppr), March 2025 |
| Est. Breakeven | ~$2,052 psf |
| Carpark | 134 lots + 4 accessible lots (138 total) |
| Payment | Progressive payment scheme |
| Est. TOP | 2029 to 2030 |
The land cost tells an important story. At $1,037 psf ppr with a breakeven of approximately $2,052, the estimated $2,300 to $2,500 launch range represents a developer margin of roughly 10 to 20 percent. That is tight by new launch standards. Expect limited room for discounting, and expect early-bird pricing at VVIP to be the sharpest numbers available.
Three bids were received for the Media Circle Parcel A GLS site, with the second-highest bid at approximately $981 psf ppr from EL Development. The winning bid was approximately 5.7 percent above the second bidder, reflecting the consortium's confidence in the one-north location, according to EdgeProp.
Unit Types and Estimated Quantum
Official pricing has not been released. The estimates below are based on minimum unit sizes from developer marketing materials and the $2,300 to $2,500 psf range from analyst estimates.
| Unit Type | Size (from) | Est. Quantum (at $2,300 to $2,500 psf) |
|---|---|---|
| 2-Bedroom | ~600 sqft | ~$1.38M to $1.50M |
| 3-Bedroom | ~800 sqft | ~$1.84M to $2.00M |
| 4-Bedroom | ~1,200 sqft | ~$2.76M to $3.00M |
| Penthouse | ~2,200 sqft | ~$5.06M to $5.50M |
These are starting sizes. Larger configurations within each bedroom type will carry higher quantum. Actual pricing will be confirmed at launch.
Facilities
Hudson Place is a mixed-use development with approximately 400 sqm of ground-floor retail. Residential facilities include lap and leisure swimming pools, a fully equipped gymnasium, outdoor fitness areas, co-working lounges, function rooms, BBQ pavilions, children's play areas, landscaped gardens, and multiple social decks. Units come with smart home provisions. The development incorporates energy-efficient lighting, water-saving fixtures, and green roof elements.
Who Is the Developer Behind Hudson Place?
Qingjian Realty is the Singapore arm of CNQC International Holdings (HKEX: 1240). They entered Singapore in 2008 and have since delivered over 7,000 units across HDB, EC, and private condo segments.
Qingjian is Singapore's most prolific Executive Condominium developer, with at least seven completed ECs including RiverParc Residence, Waterbay, Ecopolitan, Bellewoods, Bellewaters, The Visionaire, and iNz Residence. Their most recent EC, Coastal Cabana in Pasir Ris (748 units), sold 67 percent of units on launch weekend in January 2026 at an average of $1,734 psf, according to EdgeProp.
On the private condo side, JadeScape (1,206 units, Shunfu Road) and Forett at Bukit Timah (633 units, freehold) are both fully sold. Bloomsbury Residences (358 units), the adjacent project at one-north, launched in April 2025.
Build quality credentials: Qingjian received BCA CONQUAS Star awards (the highest construction quality tier, scoring above 95 percent) for both Bellewoods and Bellewaters. Bellewoods was the only EC among the top three in the private housing category. Qingjian also won PropertyGuru's Best Developer (Singapore) award in 2018.
Forsea Holdings is the Singapore real estate arm of China Communications Construction Company (CCCC), a Fortune Global 500 company operating across over 150 countries. Forsea is newer to Singapore residential development (first project: Hillock Green at Lentor Hills, 474 units) but brings substantial financial backing. The Qingjian-Forsea partnership has now collaborated on Bloomsbury Residences, Coastal Cabana EC, and Hudson Place.
Agent takeaway: Qingjian's 15-year Singapore track record and CONQUAS Star awards counter any "unfamiliar developer" objections. Forsea/CCCC adds Fortune Global 500 financial depth. Together, this JV combines local execution experience with deep pockets.
Why Does one-north Matter for Property Buyers?
one-north is a 200-hectare research and innovation district developed by JTC Corporation. It is Singapore's largest dedicated R&D hub, home to over 50,000 knowledge workers across more than 400 companies and 800 startups, according to JTC data.
The precinct is organised around four anchor nodes:
- Biopolis — Biomedical sciences R&D. Houses A*STAR research institutes, GlaxoSmithKline, and Procter & Gamble's $250 million Singapore Innovation Centre (opened 2014)
- Fusionopolis — ICT, physical sciences, engineering. Home to A*STAR institutes, IMDA, and Razer's Southeast Asia headquarters
- Mediapolis — Media and infocomm. Grab's 9-storey headquarters (opened August 2022, approximately 3,000 employees) and Mediacorp's campus are here
- LaunchPad — Startup ecosystem with coworking, incubation, and acceleration programmes
INSEAD's Asia campus sits within the one-north district at 1 Ayer Rajah Avenue, directly served by the One-North MRT station. The National University of Singapore's Kent Ridge campus is adjacent to the south.
Two upcoming developments strengthen the location thesis further. Kampong AI, announced in Budget 2026, will be Singapore's first integrated AI startup community at LaunchPad, with completion targeted for 2028. The Dover-Medway new neighbourhood, part of the URA Draft Master Plan 2025, will introduce up to 6,000 new public and private homes to the wider precinct, according to URA.
Agent takeaway: The rental demand story here is structural, not cyclical. Over 50,000 knowledge workers concentrated in one precinct, with limited nearby housing. When Kampong AI adds another wave of tech workers from 2028, this intensifies.
Connectivity
Hudson Place benefits from strong MRT access. One-North MRT station (CC23) on the Circle Line is within walking distance, though it is not directly above the station.
- Buona Vista (CC22 / EW21): One stop. Major interchange between the Circle Line and East-West Line, providing direct access to the CBD (Raffles Place in approximately 15 minutes) and westward to Jurong
- Holland Village (CC21): Two stops. One of Singapore's most popular dining and lifestyle precincts, with a strong expat-friendly character
- Kent Ridge (CC24): One stop south, serving NUS and NUH
For drivers, the Ayer Rajah Expressway (AYE) is readily accessible, connecting to the CBD and western industrial areas.
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Profile 1: The Investor Targeting Tech Rental Demand
The one-north tenant pool is specific and high-earning: tech professionals at Grab, Google, and Shopee; biomedical researchers at A*STAR and GSK; media staff at Mediacorp; INSEAD faculty, MBA students, and executive education participants. Employment Pass holders in Singapore must earn a minimum of $5,600 per month (higher for older applicants), and actual salaries at one-north employers typically exceed this substantially, according to MOM data.
Condos in the one-north area have achieved rental yields in the range of 3.5 to 4 percent, according to property portal data. At an estimated purchase price of $2,400 psf for a 700 sqft 2-bedroom unit ($1.68 million), a 3.7 percent gross yield translates to approximately $5,180 per month in rent. With the 3-month compounded SORA at approximately 1.07 percent as of March 2026 (according to MAS data) and typical mortgage rates around 2.5 to 3 percent, the positive carry scenario is plausible at current rates.
Important SSD consideration for investors: Properties purchased from July 2025 onward are subject to a 4-year Seller's Stamp Duty holding period (16/12/8/4 percent). With TOP estimated at 2029 to 2030, an investor buying at launch in 2026 effectively cannot exit SSD-free until 2030 at the earliest (if measuring from OTP date). This is a 4 to 7 year minimum commitment depending on strategy. Make sure investor clients understand this timeline before they commit.
Key talking points: Structural tenant demand from 50,000+ workers, SORA near cycle floor, limited new condo supply within one-north itself. Counter the SSD timeline by framing this as a yield play, not a flip.
Profile 2: The Owner-Occupier Working in the Corridor
This is the walk-to-work proposition. For anyone employed at Grab, P&G, A*STAR, Mediacorp, Shopee, Google, or any of the hundreds of companies within one-north, Hudson Place eliminates the commute. For dual-income couples where one partner works in one-north and the other along the East-West Line corridor, the Buona Vista interchange makes this a practical choice for both.
NUS and NUH staff and researchers are also a natural fit, with Kent Ridge campus adjacent to one-north.
Note: the parking ratio is 138 lots for 327 units (0.42 per unit). Car-owning families should be aware of this. However, for the owner-occupier who walks to work and relies on MRT, limited parking is less of an issue.
Profile 3: The HDB Upgrader from Queenstown or Buona Vista
Approximately 15.5 percent of HDB flats reaching MOP in 2026 are in Queenstown (about 2,400 units), according to PropNex data. That is a substantial pool of potential upgraders already familiar with the neighbourhood. For a deeper look at the numbers, see our HDB MOP surge playbook.
Entry quantum matters for this profile. The smallest 2-bedroom units are estimated at approximately 600 sqft at $2,300 to $2,500 psf, putting entry prices in the range of $1.38 to $1.50 million. With a 25 percent down payment, the cash and CPF outlay is approximately $345,000 to $375,000 before stamp duty. A 3-bedroom from approximately 800 sqft would start at $1.84 to $2.00 million.
How Does Hudson Place Compare to Other Condos in 2026?
Hudson Place sits at the midpoint of the District 5 pricing ladder, and below several Circle Line corridor alternatives that buyers may cross-shop. This is the comparison table your clients will ask about. For the full 2026 new launch cheat sheet, see our master list.
| Project | District | Avg PSF | Tenure | TOP | Units | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Normanton Park | D5 | ~$2,065 resale | 99yr | 2023 | 1,862 | Resale |
| One-North Eden | D5 | ~$2,377 resale | 99yr | 2024 | 165 | Resale |
| Blossoms by the Park | D5 | ~$2,384 | 99yr | 2027 | 275 | Selling |
| Hudson Place (est.) | D5 | $2,300 to $2,500 | 99yr | 2029 to 30 | 325 to 327 | New launch |
| The Hill @ One-North | D5 | ~$2,466 | 99yr | ~2026 | 142 | Selling |
| Bloomsbury Residences | D5 | ~$2,474 avg | 99yr | ~2029 | 358 | Launched |
| Penrith | D3 | ~$2,800 avg | 99yr | ~2028 | 462 | Sold out |
| Skye at Holland | D10 | ~$2,953 avg | 99yr | ~2029 | 666 | Sold out |
| One Holland Village | D10 | ~$3,027 | 99yr | Completed | 296 | Resale |
| Dover Drive GLS (est.) | D5 | ~$3,100 to $3,200 | 99yr | TBA | ~625 | Not launched |
| Telok Blangah Rd GLS (est.) | D4 | ~$2,650 to $2,900 | 99yr | TBA | ~740 | Not launched |
PSF figures based on PropertyGuru, 99.co, EdgeProp, and Stacked Homes transaction data as of April 2026.
Penrith (D3, Queenstown MRT) and Skye at Holland (D10, Holland Village MRT) are both sold out, so they serve as price benchmarks rather than active alternatives. But your clients will reference them. Penrith's 97 percent take-up at ~$2,800 psf and Skye at Holland's 99 percent take-up at ~$2,953 psf both demonstrate that the Circle Line corridor commands strong demand at these price points, according to Stacked Homes.
The upcoming Telok Blangah Road GLS site (first private residential plot on the former Keppel Club / Greater Southern Waterfront) and Dover Drive GLS will both launch at higher PSF than Hudson Place. These set the pricing ceiling for the corridor.
Agent takeaway: Hudson Place prices below Bloomsbury (~$2,474 average at launch), substantially below Penrith (~$2,800), and well below the incoming Dover Drive (~$3,100 to $3,200) and Telok Blangah (~$2,650 to $2,900) projects. It offers the most competitive entry point into the Circle Line corridor for a new launch in 2026. The pitch: newer build, smaller scale, direct one-north ecosystem access, at a discount to every upcoming comparable.
Hudson Place vs Bloomsbury Residences: Which Is Better Value?
Agents will face this question constantly. Both projects share the same consortium and sit within one-north. Here is the head-to-head.
| Factor | Hudson Place | Bloomsbury Residences |
|---|---|---|
| Units | 325 to 327 | 358 |
| Blocks | 2 blocks, up to 23 storeys | 3 blocks, up to 24 storeys |
| Est. PSF | $2,300 to $2,500 | ~$2,474 avg (launched April 2025) |
| Land Cost (psf ppr) | $1,037 | $1,191 |
| Launch | Q2 2026 | April 2025 |
| Est. TOP | 2029 to 2030 | ~2029 |
| Type | Mixed-use (commercial at ground floor) | Mixed-use |
The key differentiator is land cost. Hudson Place's site was acquired at $1,037 psf ppr versus Bloomsbury's $1,191 psf ppr, a 13 percent discount. This structural cost advantage may translate to competitive launch pricing. Bloomsbury is further along in sales, so buyers choosing between the two are weighing price certainty (Bloomsbury) against potential value (Hudson Place).
The Dover Drive Factor
The Dover Drive GLS site, awarded in March 2026 at a record $951 million ($1,556 psf ppr), is the next major District 5 competitor. A related Qingjian-Forsea consortium (with Jianan Realty as the third JV partner, replacing Hoovasun) led the winning bid, according to EdgeProp. The site will yield approximately 625 residential units with commercial space.
At $1,556 psf ppr, analyst estimates from Knight Frank place the expected launch price at approximately $3,100 to $3,200 psf or higher. That sets a new pricing ceiling for District 5.
For Hudson Place, this is a tailwind. When Dover Drive launches at $3,100+, Hudson Place at $2,300 to $2,500 will look increasingly well-positioned as the more affordable entry point into the one-north corridor.
What to Watch: Risks and Objections
A complete guide prepares you for pushback. Your clients will raise these points.
Low parking ratio. Hudson Place has 138 carpark lots for 327 units, a ratio of 0.42 per unit. This is an intentional design decision consistent with the precinct's emphasis on public transport and walkability, but car-owning families will push back. Counter: the target buyer profile (tech professionals, DINK couples, investors) skews toward MRT-reliant lifestyles. Comparable projects in one-north have similar ratios.
3 to 4 year construction wait. TOP is estimated at 2029 to 2030. Investors making progressive payments during construction receive no rental income for that period. Counter: this is standard for all new launches, and the progressive payment scheme means capital outlay ramps up gradually rather than all at once.
4-year SSD holding period. Since July 2025, Seller's Stamp Duty applies for 4 years at rates of 16, 12, 8, and 4 percent. Combined with the 3 to 4 year construction period, investors who buy at launch cannot profitably exit until approximately 2033 at the earliest. Counter: this project is positioned as a yield play, not a flip. The structural rental demand from 50,000+ one-north workers supports a hold strategy.
| Holding Period | SSD Rate |
|---|---|
| Within Year 1 | 16% |
| Within Year 2 | 12% |
| Within Year 3 | 8% |
| Within Year 4 | 4% |
| After 4 years | 0% |
Exit liquidity risk. Resale demand for Hudson Place will depend on the continued health of the one-north employment ecosystem. If major employers relocate or tech sector hiring contracts, the tenant pool shrinks and resale prices follow. Counter: government investment in Kampong AI (2028) and Dover-Medway (6,000 homes) signals long-term commitment to the precinct. one-north has been growing since 2001.
MRT is walkable, not doorstep. Hudson Place is within walking distance of One-North MRT but is not directly above the station. This is a step down from projects like Blossoms by the Park which are closer to Buona Vista interchange. Counter: the trade-off is direct adjacency to the one-north employment cluster, which is the core value proposition.
Market Context: Q1 2026
The broader market supports the timing. URA flash estimates show private residential property prices rose 0.3 percent quarter-on-quarter in Q1 2026, the slowest pace in six quarters. The Rest of Central Region (RCR), where District 5 falls, recorded a 0.9 percent quarterly gain.
The 3-month compounded SORA sits at approximately 1.07 percent as of March 2026, according to MAS data, the lowest since mid-2022. UOB and DBS forecast SORA bottoming near 1.0 percent in Q2 2026 before rising modestly in the second half. Current mortgage rates range from approximately 1.1 to 1.6 percent for floating packages and 1.3 to 1.8 percent for 2 to 3 year fixed.
Current ABSD rates (effective 27 April 2023, per IRAS):
| Buyer Profile | 1st Property | 2nd Property |
|---|---|---|
| Singapore Citizen | 0% | 20% |
| Permanent Resident | 5% | 30% |
| Foreigner | 60% | 60% |
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- Structural rental demand from one-north's 50,000+ knowledge workers (Grab, Google, Shopee, P&G, A*STAR, Mediacorp) is the core investment thesis. This is not a generic location play
- Price positioning is the most competitive on the Circle Line corridor for a 2026 new launch. At an estimated $2,300 to $2,500 psf, Hudson Place sits below Bloomsbury (~$2,474), Penrith (~$2,800), and well below the incoming Dover Drive (~$3,100 to $3,200) and Telok Blangah GLS (~$2,650 to $2,900) projects
- Developer margin is tight. With breakeven at ~$2,052 psf, there is limited room for deep discounting. VVIP pricing is likely the best available
- Developer credibility is strong. Qingjian has delivered 7,000+ units including at least 7 ECs with CONQUAS Star awards. Forsea/CCCC adds Fortune Global 500 financial backing
- Three buyer profiles to work: rental yield investors (3.5 to 4% yield, but factor 4-year SSD hold), one-north corridor owner-occupiers, and Queenstown/Buona Vista HDB upgraders (entry from ~$1.38M for a 2-BR)
- Prepare for objections: low parking ratio (138 for 327 units), 3 to 4 year construction wait, 4-year SSD, and exit liquidity tied to one-north employment health
- Medium-term catalysts: Kampong AI (2028) adds tech workforce demand, Dover-Medway (6,000 homes) transforms the wider precinct, and Circle Line Stage 6 completes the loop
- Register clients now. VVIP preview is underway. Early access to unit selection and pricing is the competitive advantage
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the estimated price for Hudson Place one-north?
Hudson Place Residences at one-north is estimated to launch at $2,300 to $2,500 psf. The developer breakeven is approximately $2,052 psf, based on the $1,037 psf ppr land cost from the March 2025 GLS tender. For context, the adjacent Bloomsbury Residences by the same consortium launched at approximately $2,474 psf average in April 2025. A 2-bedroom unit starting from approximately 600 sqft would have an estimated quantum of $1.38 to $1.50 million. Official pricing has not been released as of April 2026.
How many units does Hudson Place Residences have?
Hudson Place Residences comprises 325 to 327 residential units across two towers of 15 to 23 storeys at Media Circle, District 5. The development is mixed-use with ground-floor commercial space of approximately 400 sqm. Unit types range from 2-bedroom (from ~600 sqft) to 4-bedroom (from ~1,200 sqft) configurations, including penthouses (from ~2,200 sqft). The project is a joint venture between Qingjian Realty, Forsea Holdings, and Hoovasun Holding.
What is the rental yield for condos near one-north Singapore?
Condominiums in the one-north area of District 5 achieve gross rental yields in the range of 3.5 to 4 percent, based on property portal transaction data. The precinct benefits from structural rental demand driven by over 50,000 knowledge workers across 400+ companies at Biopolis, Fusionopolis, Mediapolis, and LaunchPad. Major employers include Grab (approximately 3,000 staff at its one-north HQ), Google, Shopee, Procter & Gamble, A*STAR, and Mediacorp.
When is Hudson Place one-north launching?
Hudson Place Residences is holding its VVIP preview in Q2 2026 (April 2026). As of early April 2026, zero units have been sold. The development is expected to achieve Temporary Occupation Permit (TOP) between 2029 and 2030. Agents should pre-register interested clients for early access to unit selection and VVIP pricing.
How does Hudson Place compare to other condos on the Circle Line corridor?
Hudson Place Residences (estimated $2,300 to $2,500 psf) is the most competitively priced new launch on the Circle Line corridor in 2026. It prices below the adjacent Bloomsbury Residences (~$2,474 psf), Penrith at Queenstown (~$2,800 psf, sold out), and Skye at Holland (~$2,953 psf, sold out). It also sits well below the upcoming Dover Drive GLS (~$3,100 to $3,200 psf) and Telok Blangah Road GLS (~$2,650 to $2,900 psf). For resale comparisons, Normanton Park in District 5 trades at approximately $2,065 psf and One-North Eden at approximately $2,377 psf. All are 99-year leasehold.
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One-North Investor Alert
Hi [Client Name], hope you're well!
Wanted to flag a new launch that just opened for preview — Hudson Place Residences at one-north. It's a 325-unit project right in the heart of Singapore's R&D hub, where Grab, Google, P&G and A*STAR are all based. Over 50,000 professionals work in the area, so rental demand is very strong.
Estimated pricing is around $2,300-$2,500 psf, which is actually below the neighbouring Bloomsbury project that launched last year at $2,474 psf. Rental yields in the area have been running around 3.5-4%. The developer is Qingjian Realty — they've delivered 7,000+ units in Singapore including at least 7 ECs, with top-tier construction quality awards.
VVIP preview is happening now — would you like me to register you for early access to unit selection and pricing? Happy to run the numbers for your budget.
Hudson Place vs Bloomsbury Comparison
Hi [Client Name], following up on our chat about the one-north area.
There's a new project launching next to Bloomsbury Residences — Hudson Place, by the same developer group. Quick comparison:
• Hudson Place: est. $2,300-$2,500 psf, 325 units, 2 towers
• Bloomsbury: ~$2,474 psf avg, 358 units, 3 blocks
Hudson Place has a lower land cost ($1,037 vs $1,191 psf ppr), so pricing could come in more competitive. Both are within one-north with the same connectivity to MRT and the tech hub. Unit sizes start from about 600 sqft for a 2-bedder (~$1.4-1.5M est.).
Want me to pull the floor plans and run a side-by-side for the unit types that fit your needs?
Queenstown / Buona Vista Upgrader
Hi [Client Name], hope all's well!
Since you're in the [Queenstown / Buona Vista / Commonwealth] area, thought you'd want to know about Hudson Place Residences — a new condo launching at one-north, just a few MRT stops from your current place.
Estimated entry price for a 2-bedder starts around $1.4-1.5M, and the location is right next to Grab HQ, Fusionopolis, and Biopolis. Holland Village is 2 MRT stops away. It's essentially upgrading while staying in your neighbourhood.
With rates still near a 4-year low, the monthly mortgage numbers are a lot more manageable than a year ago. Would you be open to a quick chat about what the upgrade path looks like from your current place?
Sources
- URA Media Release pr25-10 — Media Circle Parcel A Tender Award
- URA Media Release pr25-08 — Media Circle Tender Closing
- URA Draft Master Plan 2025 — Greater one-north
- EdgeProp — Qingjian and Forsea Top Bid for Media Circle
- EdgeProp — Qingjian-led JV Tops Dover Drive GLS
- EdgeProp — Coastal Cabana EC Launch Results
- JTC — one-north Key Estates
- JTC — LaunchPad Refreshed Masterplan and Kampong AI
- Grab — one-north HQ Press Release (August 2022)
- INSEAD — Asia Campus Practical Information
- IRAS — Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty (ABSD)
- IRAS — Seller's Stamp Duty (SSD)
- MOM — Employment Pass
- MAS — Monetary Policy Statement January 2026
- MAS — SSD Extension Announcement (July 2025)
- PropNex — HDB Flats Attaining MOP in 2026
- PropertyGuru — Normanton Park
- PropertyGuru — One Holland Village Residences
- PropertyGuru — One-North Eden
- PropertyGuru — Best Developer Award 2018 (Qingjian)
- 99.co — Bloomsbury Residences Launch Sales
- PLB Insights — Media Circle Parcel A GLS Analysis
- NewLaunchesReview — Hudson Place Price Guide
- NewLaunchesReview — Hudson Place Review
- Stacked Homes — Dover Drive GLS Record Bid
- Stacked Homes — Penrith Queenstown Launch
- Stacked Homes — Skye at Holland Preview
- The Edge Singapore — Kampong AI
- Qingjian Realty Official Site