West Java DPRD Highlights Importance of Land Law Certainty for Property Industry

BANDUNG — Pradi Supriatna, a member of Commission I of the West Java Provincial Parliament (DPRD), has affirmed that regulatory certainty over land matters is one of the main factors in driving the growth of the property sector while safeguarding the investment climate in West Java. According to him, synergy between the government, the DPRD and businesses must continue to be strengthened so that various land issues can be resolved more quickly and fairly.

Pradi said the property sector plays a strategic role in driving the regional economy because it creates jobs and encourages the growth of various other business sectors. For this reason, regulation that provides legal certainty is a fundamental need for developers and the wider community alike.

“Land issues must not be seen as an obstacle to development. Rather, they should become a momentum to strengthen collaboration so that legal certainty can emerge, providing a sense of security for investors while protecting the public interest,” said Pradi while attending the Regional Working Meeting (Rakerda) of the West Java chapter of the Indonesian Real Estate Association (REI) in Bandung on Wednesday (15/7/26).

Pradi noted that the theme of the REI West Java Rakerda, which addressed the challenges of land regulation, is highly relevant to current conditions. The dynamics of permitting, spatial use suitability and land certification processes all require policy synchronisation between the central government, regional governments and all stakeholders so that development can proceed effectively.

He assessed that the West Java DPRD is ready to encourage adaptive regulation in line with investment developments, without ignoring the principles of sustainable spatial planning and the protection of the public interest. In this way, residential development can proceed in an orderly, high-quality manner and deliver broad economic benefits.

Pradi expressed hope that the REI West Java Rakerda would produce practical recommendations to address the challenges facing the property sector. “Strong collaboration between the government and businesses will be the foundation for creating a healthy investment climate while supporting sustainable development in West Java,” he said.