Hudson Place Residences, a private residential development at Media Circle in one-north, will launch its public preview on May 1.

Developed by a consortium led by Qingjian Realty and Forsea Holdings, with CYZ Land and Jianan Capital, the 327-unit project is situated within the Queenstown Planning Area, in the Rest of Central Region

The 99-year leasehold development features two blocks of 23 and 15 storeys, which are elevated seven storeys above ground level and orientated to maximise views across the surrounding district. It also features 4,306 sq ft of retail space, located on the ground floor.

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Apartments at Hudson Place Residences comprise two-, three- and four-bedroom units that range from 646 to 1,432 sq ft. There are also five penthouses measuring 1,744 to 2,196 sq ft.

Prices start from above $2,200 psf, according to the developer. Indicative prices for two-bedroom units of 646 sq ft are expected to exceed $1.4 million. Three-bedroom apartments from 893 sq ft are priced above $2 million, while four-bedroom units of 1,152 sq ft are in excess of $2.7 million.

Amenities at the development include a 50m lap pool and social pool, two clubhouses, a gym, steam rooms, a tennis court, a rooftop lounge and barbecue dining pavilion.

Retail amenities nearby include Star Vista, Galaxis and Fusionopolis. The development is also close to schools and educational institutions such as Anglo-Chinese School (Independent), Anglo-Chinese Junior College, the National University of Singapore, Tanglin Trust School, United World College (Dover campus), Insead and Fairfield Primary School.

The project is expected to receive its temporary occupation permit in 3Q2029.

Hudson Place Residences is one of several new developments in the one-north area, as part of the 5,000 new private homes planned for the Mediapolis precinct under the URA Master Plan 2025. The Qingjian-Forsea-led consortium purchased the site in March 2025 for $315 million, translating to a land rate of $1,037 psf per plot ratio.

The site is adjacent to the 358-unit Bloomsbury Residences, which is also being helmed by Qingjian and Forsea, in a consortium with ZACD Group and Jianan Capital.

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Launched for sale in April 2025, the project has moved 85% of its units to date, according to the developers. Caveats lodged with URA as of April 27 indicate that units at Bloomsbury Residences have fetched an average price of around $2,522 psf.

Du Dexiang, Qingjian Realty’s managing director, notes that Hudson Place Residences will build on the foundation laid by Bloomsbury Residences, along with the company’s commitment to delivering quality homes. “In one-north, we saw an opportunity to bring that commitment to a district that is growing fast and attracting a new generation of residents,” he continues.

Wang Xin, director of Forsea Holdings, adds that sustained public and private sector investments into the one-north area, coupled with the steady build-up of homes, amenities and community infrastructure, will help shape the estate into “a more complete neighbourhood”. “With initiatives such as Kampong AI [an Artificial Intelligence-focused integrated hub JTC is developing in one-north] signalling the precinct’s next phase, Hudson Place Residences is positioned within the wider context while remaining anchored in an established Queenstown setting.”

Sales bookings for Hudson Place Residences will begin on May 16. The sales gallery is located at Media Walk.

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