The common response of the public sector to the annual flooding of riverside settlements is to relocate the communities to secure housing areas. Within such response, the communities are faced with limited housing choices that potentially hinder their community resilience and they resist the redevelopment process. This research investigates the indicators of housing choices to measure community resilience capacity in riverside settlements. It uses a mixed-method research design to explore the resilience of the communities in two kampongs along the Citarum River in Bandung Regency, Indonesia, which regularly face flooding during monsoon season. A questionnaire survey of 105 household heads was used as the basis for variance and regression analysis. The paper measures resilience capacity of communities in facing floods using three indicators: survival capacity, perception of the housing redevelopment process, and the capacity to contribute to the housing product. The survival capacity is indicated by the length of stay at the location. Meanwhile, the houses’ use value and exchange value determine the community’s perception of the housing redevelopment process. Lastly, the contribution of the housing product is implied in the housing design quality in incremental development. The three indicators for assessing the resilience capacity of communities demonstrate the importance of housing choices during the redevelopment process in flood-prone areas.

公共部门对每年发生的河边定居点洪水的普遍反应是将社区搬迁到安全的住房区域。在这样的应对措施中，社区面临的住房选择有限，这可能会阻碍其社区的适应能力，并抵制重建过程。这项研究调查了住房选择的指标，以衡量河沿定居点的社区抗灾能力。它使用混合方法研究设计来探索两个甘榜社区的复原力印度尼西亚万隆摄政区的奇塔鲁姆河沿岸，在季风季节经常面临洪水。使用105个户主的问卷调查作为方差和回归分析的基础。本文使用三个指标来衡量社区面对洪水的抵抗力：生存能力，对住房重建过程的感知以及为住房产品做出贡献的能力。生存能力由该位置的停留时间表示。同时，房屋的使用价值和交换价值决定了社区对房屋重建过程的认识。最后，住房产品的贡献暗示着增量开发中住房设计的质量。