Renovation construction dust is probably coarse type PM10 or bigger.
Is definitely a risk in your new house, I have experienced before. Everyday wipe once also not enough due to neighbours. My 7 blocks got a total of 1878 households renovating at the same type.
Remember, your baby is the one staying at home 24/7, maybe you'd have parents coming over to take care for the first few months. Parents go to work in Grade AAA offices in MB, Somerset/Orchard, Suntec, Shenton Way, AHUs all equipped with F9 grade filters that would clean the air to safe 24-hr levels even if outside were PSI 300.
http://www.hse.gov.uk/construction/faq-dust.htm
Novita, a bit expensive lah. Sometimes there are offer. Novita is a local brand but some models are China factory taobao models + 加工 and using better motors etc.
You don't have to add filters. I am talking about utilising the Sharp A80, but you probably would want coverage for living room PLUS bedroom coz it's not feasible to get holed up in a room for > 50% of the day/night. So you would need some auxillary filtration. 3M Filtrete is the affordable answer.
Picture this, you have an extremely powerful 28k BTU/hr aircon in the living room. You master bedroom would be cold, but just a bit. Would be nice if you have another mini aircon that's 3000 btu/hr inside + some fan to circulate the air from the living room to bedroom.
NEA and ST is keeping pretty mum this year round with regards to haze forecast compared to last year.
Try to leave a bit of gap in the doors/windows in the room that your baby is in, to prevent formaldehyde build up due to new furnitures. This places additional performance demands on your air purifier, so a Sharp A80 + 3M Filtrete would definitely be good.