Here are the hot shot home projects in February

D'Leedon's 166 units were taken.

According to PropNex, in February, the top selling projects were—D’Leedon sold 166 units with median prices of $1,540psf, The Topiary (EC) sold 84 units at a median price of $730psf, Residences sold 74 units at median price of $1,041psf while 85 units were sold at One Canberra (EC).

"The sales volume was largely sustained by transactions in the OCR (Outside Central Region), which posted 341 transactions. 23% of the total private sales volume was contributed by the sale of ECs, with 169 units being snapped up in February mainly due to upgraders and first-timer buyers," it said.

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