Rohit Agarwal, 47, a retired army officer based in Delhi, recently shifted from a rented two-bedroom-hall-kitchen house to a three-bedroom house in the same locality. But strangely, the rent for the bigger house was the same. The Agarwals had been living in the earlier house for the past 7 years, during which time the rent had doubled to what it was initially. “Almost every year, the house owner increased the rent by 10% or more, as is the norm in Delhi,” he said.
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