Video description from @taufiqcorvin
Singapore property buyers are still active
But the market is becoming more selective.
In April 2026, developers sold 1,548 new private homes, excluding ECs, the highest monthly figure in six months. The rebound was mainly driven by strong take-up at Tengah Garden Residences and Vela Bay.
Now, Hudson Place Residences at Media Circle has added another important signal. The project sold 201 out of 327 units during its launch weekend, or 61.5%, at an average price of around $2,458 psf.
So does this mean buyers are back?
Not exactly.
The better takeaway is that buyers are still willing to move when the project gives them enough reason — through pricing, location, transformation story, quantum, lifestyle fit, and future demand.
In this video, I break down:
Why April 2026 new home sales rebounded
Why Tengah Garden Residences sold so strongly
Why Vela Bay set a new OCR benchmark
What Hudson Place reveals about RCR buyer demand
Why buyers are selective, not blindly bullish
What HDB upgraders should be careful about
What private property sellers can learn from these launches
How resale homes can compete against new launches
Why pricing, positioning, and buyer conviction matter
How to think before buying, selling, upgrading, holding, or restructuring
If you are deciding your next property move, do not rely on headlines alone.
Before you buy, sell, upgrade, or restructure, get clarity first.
Message me for a Property Decision Audit.
Taufiq Corvin
Singapore Real Estate Consultant
Luxury Homes | Landed Property | HDB Upgraders | Private Property | Long-Term Property Planning