The Relationship Between Housing Management Factors and Community Demand for Subsidized Houses in Central Sulawesi

The objective of this study is to examine the demand for subsidized housing in Central Sulawesi by examining the simultaneous and partial effects of a variety of factors, including price, facilities, consumer spending, family size, prices of other categories, mortgage interest rates, location, and bonuses from developers. Design of Research Quantitative methodologies are implemented in this investigation. The sampling technique employed in this study is proportional random sampling, with 92 respondents from each housing area. Observation activities, questionnaires, and documentation comprised the data collection methodology employed in this investigation. Multiple linear regression is implemented in this investigation. The demand for subsidized housing in Central Sulawesi is influenced by a variety of factors, including price, facilities, consumer expenditures, number of families, prices of other types, mortgage interest rates, location, and bonuses from developers, as indicated by the research results. In Central Sulawesi, the demand for subsidized housing is partially influenced by factors such as price, consumer expenditure, number of families, mortgage interest rates, location, and bonuses from developers, as indicated by the analysis results. Additionally, the findings of the analysis suggest that the demand for subsidized housing in Central Sulawesi is most significantly influenced by mortgage interest rates.