| Summary: | Investment of education infrastructure in the suburban area is one way to develop the surrounding area. Balunijuk village is one of the villages where the community live from plantation, not from mining like most of others villages in Bangka Regency. Therefore, the land in this village is not much of demand and supply (sale and purchase transaction). By 2005, this village is a location of UBB�s integrated campus and then emerging land market mechanism. This study was aimed to test changes land price and value before and after of UBB�s integrated campus.
This study used a deductive method with quantitative and qualitative approaches by questionnaires, interviews, and observation. The data were obtained, processed and analyzed using parametric statistics by comparing two mean hypothesis test and reinforced with interview excerpts, graphs, and pictures.
The results of comparison of two mean hypothesis test to land price acquired Z value were 16.66 and 6.232. This means that there are differences in the average land price before and after of UBB�s integrated campus. The difference land price and value occured all of land parcels in the Balunijuk Village with the highest price and highest and best use in Subvillage I (locations UBB�s integrated campus), followed by Subvillage II (immediately adjacent to the Subvillage I) and later Subvillage III. The campus location also affects community's awareness to register their ownership of land rights, although the majority of them just registered at the district office, and only a small percentage registered at BPN.
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