There’s finally some good news for the victims of the Grenfell Tower tragedy, some of who have reportedly been sleeping in cars and parks since last week’s fire. By July, 68 homes will be made available to the affected families in Kensington Row, 2.4km from their old neighbourhood. The apartments are part of a luxury development by St Edward, a joint venture between Prudential and the Berkeley Group, where flats sell for millions of pounds. The fact that this move caused such controversy shows just how deep London’s inequality runs, particularly in the housing market. This was further highlighted by the news that the tower’s cladding and insulation failed safety tests, leading the Metropolitan Police to consider charges of manslaughter. In addition, just last night more than 800 homes in a Camden council estate were evacuated over fire safety concerns. The priority now should be to ensure other buildings are refurbished to stop history repeating itself and to find all victims new homes. No corners must be cut when it comes to building safe, affordable housing – for everyone – in the future.