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RESIDENTIAL ACCOMMODATION

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Residential areas considered "elite" for the well heeled like South Extension and Hauz Khas are in demand but naturally expensive. Middle class housing has moved to the suburbs. Government-allotted flats are often sublet to tenants but the terms may be dicey. People nowadays prefer to live in far away suburbs, in spite of uneven communications ( roads, etc.). New colonies have come up over the past couple of years in and around these areas.

Real estate costs are comparatively high, but commensurate with the average pay offered by the companies. Rentals for a typical Two-bedroom flat in Noida would begin at Rs 5,000 per month. Rental norms in Delhi are rigid. Generally prospective tenants are asked to sign a 11 month agreement to be renewed yearly.

INFRASTRUCTURE & COST OF LIVING

Being the capital naturally Delhi is a sort of showpiece so the infrastructure is good when compared to other Indian cities. The new city is well planned, roads are wide and so on but the traffic has outstripped planners' calculations and infrastructure needs to be strengthened. There is a shortage of low cost housing and slums are found in some areas. Electricity and water supply are in the opinion of long time residents, better than in other Indian cities.

Compared to most Indian cities, say residents, general costs of living are high in Delhi.

Food if eaten out, is expensive. The locals on the whole seem to prefer home cooked food, so there is really a a shortage of businesslike restaurants compared to say Mumbai or Bangalore.

According to residents the most wholesome food available in the city is actually the rustic Roti and vegetable curry. It costs around Rs 50 in a small restaurant.

There are several fast food places in some areas like the busy Connaught Place area, the famous Nirula's for one. Old Delhi has several eating places serving inexpensive and excellent foodstuffs, for instance near the Jama Masjid and Interstate Bus Terminus.

All the large hotels in Delhi have their well known restaurants--Bukhara at the Sheraton for instance. South Delhi has several upmarket restaurants. Hauz Khas has a collection of distinctive cuisines available at several restaurants. Paharganj is basically a budget western tourist area but there are several interesting restaurants here too.

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