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Delhi's ₹45,000-Crore PG Economy Thrives on Student Demand, Lacks Oversight

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Delhi University does not have sufficient hostel accommodation to meet the needs of its student population. Every year, thousands of students from outside Delhi are forced to seek housing in private paying-guest facilities. This demand has given rise to a massive informal rental economy estimated at ₹45,000 crore. While landlords and operators profit significantly from this market, regulatory oversight remains weak. The lack of proper monitoring raises growing concerns about safety, affordability, and living conditions for students.

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