Updated October 2026 · Fraser Bond
Housing · Kensington and Chelsea
Affordable housing in Kensington and Chelsea
How to apply for social housing
Lowest rents, through the housing register.
Up to 80% of market rent, often through housing associations.
Buy a share and pay rent on the rest.
Often faster, with help through Universal Credit.
Private renting with Fraser Bond
- We welcome tenants receiving benefits
- Clear move-in costs
- Help with guarantors
- Homes across London
Frequently asked questions
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We welcome all applicants, including tenants on benefits.
How long is the waiting list in Kensington and Chelsea?
It depends on your priority band and the size of home you need. Ask the council for current guidance.
What is affordable rent?
Rent set at up to 80% of local market rent.
Does Fraser Bond offer council homes?
No. We let private homes and welcome tenants on benefits.