Can a son who lives in Grandpa's public rental house apply for public rental housing?

The son and the elderly are in the same household registration book, and the son family can apply for public rental housing. Public rental housing is low-rent housing provided by the government to low-income families to help them improve their living conditions. According to the general policy, families can apply for public rental housing as long as they meet the application conditions for public rental housing, such as income restrictions and the relationship between parents and children in the household registration book. The specific application conditions and policies of public rental housing may vary from region to region. For more detailed application procedures and requirements, you can consult the relevant local urban management departments or public rental housing management agencies. At the same time, to apply for public rental housing, you need to provide some relevant materials and certificates, such as income certificates and family members' relationship certificates. You can prepare these materials and submit your application according to the prescribed procedures.

According to the general regulations, if a son is unmarried and has a minimum living allowance, he can apply for public rental housing in accordance with relevant policies. In the household registration book, the son and the elderly are under the same household registration, that is to say, they are immediate family members, which meets one of the conditions for applying for public rental housing. In addition, the son's subsistence allowance can also be used as one of the priority conditions for applying for public rental housing. However, the specific public rental housing policy may vary from region to region. For more detailed application conditions and procedures, I suggest you consult the local public rental housing management department or relevant government departments. They will be able to provide the most accurate information and help.

In general, if a son's mother owns his own house, his son may be identified as the "owner", which may have an impact on his application for public rental housing in some areas. Because public rental housing is usually provided for families with housing difficulties, if the son's mother owns her own house, even if the son meets other conditions, it may be considered as not meeting the standards of housing difficulties. However, the policy of public rental housing may be different in different regions, and the specific situation should be analyzed according to local policies. I suggest you consult the local public rental housing management department or relevant government departments to understand the specific provisions of local policies for homeowners to apply for public rental housing. They will be able to provide the most accurate information and help.

Legal basis:

Article 7 of the Measures for the Administration of Public Rental Housing

To apply for public rental housing, certain conditions must be met. If the children have no housing in the local area or the housing area is lower than the prescribed standard, their income and property are lower than the prescribed standard, or they have been employed stably in the local area for a prescribed number of years, then the children can apply for public rental housing. However, it should be noted that the specific conditions are determined by the housing security department of the municipality directly under the central government and the people's governments at the city and county levels according to the actual situation in the region, and implemented and announced to the public after being approved by the people's governments at the corresponding levels. Therefore, whether children can apply for public rental housing needs to be determined according to local specific regulations.