ANALISIS INVESTASI PADA PEMBANGUNAN PERUMAHAN GRIYA FAHMI RIZKI DENGAN MODEL BISNIS KERJASAMA LAHAN

Abstract

The choice of GRIYA FAHMI RIZKI Housing Desa Alue Ie Mameh Kecamatan Kuala Kabupaten Nagan Raya Propinsi Aceh asre searc hobjectwas because the developer have to do investation analysis of economic engineering on to said construction. The housing construction is a project that needs large amount of initial fee (cash outflows) and longer time construction,mean while the income is obtained only after the sales stage (cash inflows) that will happen on the future. Therefore, the calculation for giving out depiction of costs and benefits on the concept of flow of fund is required.The result that happen because said uncertainty condition especially reviewed from economic aspect which willarise in the future. This analysis result certainly usable for receiving worthy decision in the investation by reducing thed is advantage in the future, for creditor and debitor.The high price of land for housing construction is caused by the increasing need for housing for each resident. The housing development profit sharing cooperation agreement between the land owner and the developer is a strategic partnership business model which aims to develop and utilize land owned by the land owner for property development projects by the developer. This agreement involves various aspects, including the distribution of profits, responsibilities and rights owned by each party. In this agreement, the land owner provides land as capital in a property development project, while the developer is responsible for development, planning, construction and marketing of the project.Referring to the background, this final assignment discusses the economic feasibility study of GRIYA FAHMI RIZKI II housing development techniques with Type 36/150 KPR of 70 units with a selling price of IDR 165,000,000 per unit using the discounted cash flow (DCF) method with the Net Present indicator Value (NPV), Benefit Cost Ratio (BCR), Internal Rate of Return (IRR), Break Even Point (BEP), and Pay Back Period (PBP).