дашовыговорите! местные власти выкупили квартиры для переселения пострадавших сгоревшего дома в КенсинтонеGrenfell Tower had 129 flats but rehousing will require over 200 dwellings. This is due to multiple households asking to be rehoused in more than one dwelling, such as those with grandparents or grown-up children.[222][223][224]As of 13 June 2018, there are 203 households of survivors from Grenfell Tower. Of these, 83 are living in a permanent home (up from 28 in October 2017).[225] and 101 have accepted an offer of a permanent home but not yet moved in. Of the 120 who are not in a permanent home, 52 are in temporary accommodation and 68 are in emergency accommodation (42 in hotels, 22 in serviced apartments and 4 with family or friends).[222] Out of the 129 households who were evacuated from the surrounding buildings, 38 have returned to their homes, one is in a permanent new home, 75 are in temporary accommodation and 15 are in emergency accommodation.[222]The government acquired 68 flats in a newly built development at Kensington Row[226] The development is in Kensington, in the same borough as Grenfell Tower, and about 1.5 miles (2.4 km) from the Tower.[227] and 31 on Hortensia Road, Chelsea.[228] By December 2017, the council had purchased 250 homes to meet the requirements,[229] and by March 2018, 307 homes.[230]