Help finally for Grenfell Tower families as 250 destitute inhabitants are rehoused in a £2billion extravagance hinder in Kensington after specialists purchase up 68 pads in £10million bargain

Around 250 destitute and ambushed survivors of the overwhelming Grenfell Tower fire will be rehoused for all time inside a £2billion extravagance Kensington improvement, it was uncovered today.

The 68 one, two and three room properties have been purchased for just £10million and will give asylum to families who lost everything in the burst that executed 79 individuals per week prior.

Condos in the Kensington Row improvement are as of now available for rate of £1.5million and £8.5 million. The pads have been purchased by the Corporation of London, which will run them as a component of its social lodging stock

The improvement has more than 500 flats, of which the legislature has purchased up 68 for those dislodged by the fire

In any case, designer St Edward has sold the 68 pads at "cost" cost despite the fact that they have a market estimation of around £160million.

The 250 Grenfell occupants - around half of its populace - are presently in inns or in outrageous cases accepted to be dozing unpleasant in parks or in their autos.

Yet, from the finish of July they will living in the advancement on Kensington High Street commended as 'one of London's most looked for after new addresses'.