In this episode of Singapore Property Wealth, Jim Tay breaks down the Hudson Place Residences launch and what it reveals about Singapore’s upcoming 2H2026 new launch market.
Get the slides and summary for this episode here: https://jimtay.com/hudson-place-sold-61-5-takeaways-for-singapores-next-new-launches/
Hudson Place sold 61.5% of its units during its debut weekend at an average price of around $2,458 psf. But beyond the headline number, the more important question is: what does this tell us about buyer confidence, Media Circle, one-north, Science Park, and the next wave of Singapore property hotspots?
We discuss why Hudson Place performed strongly despite not being directly next to an MRT station, how Bloomsbury Residences and Lyndenwoods helped validate the wider innovation corridor, and why the strong take-up of larger 3-bedroom and 4-bedroom units may point to a shift from investor-led demand to stronger owner-occupier and family demand.
Jim also draws parallels with the Lentor enclave, where multiple GLS launches helped establish a stronger price floor instead of simply creating oversupply.
Finally, this episode looks ahead to the next wave of Singapore new launch condos, including Dunearn House at Turf City, Lentor Garden, Amberwood at Holland, and Lucerne Grand near Lakeside MRT and Jurong Lake District.
If you are considering a Singapore new launch condo in 2026, this episode will help you think more clearly about master-planned transformation, employment nodes, price floors, land costs, layouts, entry quantum, and exit strategy.
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