Hudson Place Residences (Updated 2026)

Hudson Place Residences is a private residential development of 327 homes on a site of about 7,630 square metres at 18 and 20 Media Circle, in the Mediapolis quarter of one-north and the Queenstown planning area of District 5. Its developer, Media Circle Alpha Development Pte. Ltd., brings together Qingjian Realty and Forsea Holdings, and the name looks to New York: the brand guide traces it to Hudson Yards, and the brochure speaks of gallery-like lofts and New York’s architecture.

Searches for Hudson Place Residence, the Hudson Place condo or Hudson Place one-north all lead to the same address. The architect, P&T Consultants, has placed two towers on the site and lifted both clear of the ground: the second storey sits about 17 metres above the first, according to the architect’s brief, so the first storey is given over to gardens, pools and clubhouses, and the homes start above the treetops. Block 20 rises to 23 storeys and Block 18 to 15.

The homes run from two-bedroom premium layouts of 60 square metres to four-bedroom suites of 133 square metres, with five penthouses on the top storeys. At the first storey, shops of about 400 square metres face a public plaza on Media Circle, held as common property, so the rent goes to the management corporation’s funds. The project details page has every particular.

The Penthouses of Hudson Place Residences

Five penthouses crown the two towers. Block 18 has two on its 15th storey and Block 20 three on its 23rd, where the floor-to-floor height rises to about 3.5 metres from the typical 3.15, according to the architect’s brief. They range from 162 to 204 square metres (1,744 to 2,196 sq ft), the largest homes in the development, and the brief shows five or six bedrooms with a study, walk-in wardrobes, a dry kitchen beside an enclosed kitchen and, in the two largest, a private lift and lobby.

Plans of the penthouses are sent by the Sales Concierge on request with the price list; the elevation chart shows where each sits at the top of Hudson Place Residences.

Daily errands start at the foot of Hudson Place Residences. The brochure describes curated retail at ground level, so groceries, a coffee or dinner downstairs need no trip out of the neighbourhood. The shops, about 400 square metres in all, are one strata lot held as common property and run by the residential management corporation, and the architect’s brief notes that their rent goes to the corporation’s funds and helps to defray maintenance.

In front of the shops, Hudson Plaza opens a community plaza and an open lawn to Media Circle, under a 3.6-metre covered walkway. Below the deck, a basement car park holds 134 car park lots, four of them accessible and four set aside for the shops, with 57 bicycle and seven motorcycle lots. The project details page carries the full list.

Hudson Place Residences sits where the business district of one-north meets the older neighbourhoods of Queenstown. On one side are the studios and offices of Mediapolis, with Infinite Studios next door and the Mediacorp campus about 430 metres away; further on, Fusionopolis and Biopolis are each a little over a kilometre away. On the other side of Portsdown Road, the Wessex Estate keeps its colonial-era houses, artist studios and tall trees, and the brochure counts about seven minutes’ walk through it to the southern stretch of the Rail Corridor.

For food, Colbar, the café at 9A Whitchurch Road, is about 150 metres away in a straight line on OneMap, Mei Ling Market & Food Centre about 850 metres and Tanglin Halt Market about 870 metres; Timbre+ one-north, at Ayer Rajah Food Centre, is about a kilometre away. Queensway Shopping Centre and Anchorpoint are each about 1.1 to 1.2 kilometres away, and Rochester Mall and The Star Vista at Buona Vista about 1.6 to 1.7 kilometres. The upper floors look over the low roofs of Wessex towards the city and, higher up, towards the southern waterfront, as the architect’s brief describes.