There is less than a week until more than 1,000 landlords and professionals walk through the doors of the leading property investment event in Kent.

An MP has condemned plans to dig up iconic offshore sands to make way for a major port redevelopment.

New birds-eye images show the progress of a massive retail and leisure project.

Government plans to address a shortage of affordable homes in Kent and Medway have come under fire.

Construction vehicles and tradesmen are already at work on the district's new leisure centre at Whitfield.

Developers behind plans for hundreds of homes on wasteland in a Kent town have revealed striking new images of their scheme.

Bosses building a striking new office block say the site will be ready next year - with a dentist and accountancy firm already signed up to move in.

A construction company has invested £10 million on a new home in the county creating 100 jobs.

A property developer has sold two proposed housing sites in Kent.

A planning application for an ambitious scheme for a new cinema, restaurants and housing has been submitted.

An MP has asked the Government to call in a town's Local Plan over concerns about developments and traffic congestion.

Plans to turn a former bus station into 60 homes and shops have been submitted to councillors.

A council is owed more than £50,000 by the firms that run a luxury retirement village, after they failed to pay business rates for five years.

The insidious plant, capable of destroying foundations and growing through brickwork, has been discovered near land earmarked for development.

A developer has lost its appeal over plans to convert a BT building from office space to flats.

The official opening of a new £1 million home for businesses on top of shipping containers was interrupted by the sound of trains rumbling overhead.

Plans to build a block of flats and four houses at the site of a former pub have drawn a mixed reaction from villagers.

A housebuilder has said it will have cleared customer service issues by the end of the year where people were moved into unfinished properties.

Proposals to build thousands of homes on a former military site are going back to the drawing board after the MoD withdrew a planning application.

The UK’s largest housebuilder, which has several sites in Kent, increased annual revenues by 10% to £4.6 billion, its latest results show.