SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPACT ANALYSIS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF MATARAM CITY JOGJA APARTMENTS IN SARIHARJO VILLAGE, NGAGLIK SUB-DISTRICT, SLEMAN DISTRICT IN ACCORDANCE TO MAQASHID SHARIA PERSPECTIVE
M. Qudsi Faudzi, Arga Radian Darmawan, Ahmad Fadlur Rahman Bayuny

Departement of Islamic Economics, Universitas Airlangga

Abstract

Due to the agglomeration of villages into cities for economic expansion, land is becoming scarcer, which results in an increase in the number of vertical houses. As a result, this increase has an indirect socioeconomic effect on the area surrounding apartments. In order to assess the socioeconomic impact from the standpoint of maqashid sharia in the Mataram City Jogja Apartment at Sariharjo Village, Ngaglik District, Sleman, this study employs a qualitative methodology that includes interviews and field observations. The use of the maqashid sharia measurement is based on the population of Sleman which is 90% more Muslim and the largest population growth is in Ngaglik District with a percentage of 2.25% per year.
The results of this study indicate that the Mataram City Jogja Apartment has a positive socio-economic impact on Sariharjo Village sequentially on the variables of soul, generation, intelligent, religion, and property. This is because from the beginning the construction of this apartment was intended to provide a comfortable alternative for students and workers from outside the city to the Sleman. Religion and property are the last factor, because they support the basic needs of the residents and the surrounding community. The availability of these two factors is maintained because they are the main factors causing the purpose of the apartment being built (comfort).

Keywords: economics, development, Islamic development economics, agglomeration, settlements, flats, apartments, socio-economic, maqashid sharia.

Topic: Income gap and poverty