Okhla Industrial Estate Phase 1, Delhi

In response to student accommodation shortages and safety concerns, the Delhi government has announced plans to construct hostels for 10,000 students. These facilities will be available for both male and female students enrolled in any university or college in Delhi, aiming to provide safe, secure, and affordable housing.

DDA has begun discussions with federations and Cooperative Group Housing Societies (CGHS) for the redevelopment of aging complexes across the city, in line with the Master Plan for Delhi 2047. This initiative aims to not only redevelop buildings but also strengthen surrounding infrastructure and public facilities, including water supply, sewerage, and roads.

The Delhi government has launched a comprehensive GIS mapping initiative for its road network and infrastructure, aiming to create a centralized digital inventory for better planning and maintenance. Simultaneously, the Public Works Department (PWD) is undertaking a ₹150 crore project to replace old brick drains with precast RCC structures across Delhi to enhance storm-water network capacity.

Recent court rulings in Delhi, including a January 2026 decision, have reiterated that stilt parking and open parking areas are considered common areas and cannot be sold separately by builders. This aligns with the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, and the Delhi Apartment Ownership Act, 1986.

The Master Plan for Delhi 2047 proposes a regeneration framework for old government colonies, ageing housing societies, and planned residential neighborhoods. This plan allows residents to pool properties for redevelopment into larger, better-planned projects.. Residents may need to cede land for road widening in exchange for additional Floor Area Ratio (FAR) credits.