According to Delhi Statistical Handbook 2013, 32.2 per cent of city population including both rural and urban stays in single-room dwellings followed by 29.6 per cent of those staying in homes with two rooms.
The annual survey, compiled by Directorate of Economics and Statistics, has also found that over 55 per cent of population have their own accommodation while 32.52 per cent of Delhiites stay on rent.
While 20 and 10.4 per cent of population reside in three and four room houses respectively, interestingly, only 3-4 per cent of population can afford an over five-room residence.
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