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Monday, April 14, 2014 - 18:29 pm

Sindonews.com - The narrowness of the land in the city of Semarang, Central Java (Central Java), inevitably housing developers should start thinking to build alternative housing to meet the housing needs of the community.

One possible solution is to build vertical housing. It was also started to think about the developers. Vice Chairman of the Council of Promotion REI Central Java, publication, exhibition and PR Dibya K Hidayat admits, is currently looking for land around the city of Semarang has been very difficult. Even in the area of ​​Semarang is now above any difficulty.

If there is, he said, the price is now exorbitant, especially for developing regions such as Banyumanik and Mijen. Dibya admitted, would not want developers should start thinking to build vertical housing, as an alternative to overcome the problem of the limited land for housing.

"Residential vertical forward will become a trend in major cities in Indonesia, including the case in Semarang. Besides not spend too much land, vertical housing can hold more occupants," he said, Monday (14/04/2014).

He believes, with the more dense population and the limited land for housing, vertical housing market will be even greater. "In Semarang there are already some developers vertical housing market, either flat, or apartment. Though there is currently too much, but the forward, vertical housing will be more and more in demand," he said.

Sales Consultant Manager Pollux Properties, Day Setiawan said in Semarang interest in investing vertical residential community in Semarang quite high. "Since there are apartments, many are interested.'s Show, the community also has begun to consider that residential housing does not have to," he said.

Meanwhile, Head of the Department of City Planning and Housing Semarang, Agus Riyanto admit, in the city of Semarang is currently the location of housing is getting narrower. Because of this, the city government, expects housing developers also develop in the buffer areas, such as Demak, Unggaran, Boja and Kendal.

In addition, he said, both flat and vertical residential apartments, is also becoming one of the alternatives. "Indeed, the direction of development there (the vertical). We will get help from the Ministry of Housing, to build towers in the Holy area for two blocks," he concluded.