| dc.description.abstract | Commercial housing projects significantly impact national and local
economies, addressing the growing need for urban housing. However, not
all are financially feasible, often facing risks and losses. Identifying
comprehensive financial feasibility criteria—covering aspects like land
use, sales plans, infrastructure, and market demands—is vital. This study
aims to identify criteria, weights, and priority scales for financial
feasibility decisions on commercial housing projects. This study was
conducted on respondents in the Banyumas Regency area, Central Java.
The study was conducted by distributing questionnaires via Google Form
to respondents who were stakeholders on commercial housing work. The
questionnaire data was analyzed using the consensus method. The
research findings have revealed that the three largest criteria are: the
number of housing lots, sales realization plans, and the quality of access
roads to the housing area. For ranking on housing public facilities data,
the criteria are sorted from the most important, namely the comfort of the
width of the housing road, the availability of green open space, the
availability of play areas, and the availability of places of worship.
Meanwhile, the most influential land area is 10,001 m2 - 20,000 m2
(30.8%), the most influential planned number of plots is 51 - 100 units
(33.3%), the most influential sales realization plan is all sold within 6 to
12 months (46.2%), ease of connecting to the PLN network with the
answer very important (92.3%), ease of connecting to the PDAM network
with the answer very important (79.5%), availability of security officers
is the main choice (97.4%), the distance between housing and natural
material sources is 0 - 5 km and 5.1 - 10 km (38.5%), the distance between
housing and factory material sources is 5.1 - 10 km (30.8%), the quality
of the access road to the housing area is a paved road (92.3%), the most
influential selling price of the house is between 301 million - 400 million
(46.2%).. | en_US |
