"Niketa means a support, a fixed dwelling; that which has none of this is aniketa" (Śrī Śaṅkara) — one without any settled abode; without a fixed lodging or resting place; without even a house of one's own; one who considers that his house, his very door, everything, belongs to God — free of the sense of "mine" regarding any dwelling. "Unattached to dwellings and the like, owing to a mind made steady in the Self" (Śrī Rāmānuja) — here the point is not the absence of a house, but a mind so fixed on the Self that it simply has no attachment to wherever it happens to live.
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