This drone footage shows the progress being made at a new retail and leisure complex that will regenerate one of Kent's most run down towns.

A campaign group could be set up against revised plans to build 41 homes at an already crowded street.

A developer planning a city's biggest ever housing project has attempted to allay fears of traffic and pollution ahead of a key legal decision.

A developer wants to build 500 homes on land which has been described as a “green lung”.

A construction contractor boosted underlying profitability and made record margins, according to its latest financial results.

A manufacturer of heavy-duty cable holders around building sites is aiming to enter the European wholesale market over the next year.

Homeowners have been offered up to 150% of the value of their properties by a developer who wants to demolish their houses and build an access road.

The government has approved controversial plans for a corridor of 50-metre pylons through the countryside.

A decorating contractor which fitted-out the Olympic Park and the Shard has secured £880,000 of refinancing from the bank to grow the business.

A school which has been repeatedly targeted by vandals has received security equipment thanks to a local building firm.

The owner of a shopping centre is hoping to push ahead with plans for an extensive redevelopment.

Estate agent Strutt & Parker has been bought by the real estate division of French bank BNP Paribas.

A former Christian adult school which closed due to a lack of students has been snapped up by property developers for £5.8 million.

Proposals have been released for a new development which would see a village expand.

A series of unexpected notices have prompted villagers to send angry letters to the developers of a theme park in Kent.

A 160-year year old construction firm has offloaded a concrete manufacturing company which it rescued during the financial crisis.

More new homes were built in Kent than anywhere else across the South East last year but developers are still way behind government housing targets.

A controversial plan to build 124 new homes in a Kent village has been given the go-ahead, despite concerns about air pollution.

The team overseeing the construction of a garden city in Kent has taken more risk away from housebuilders with a £30 million deal to buy electricity.

Plans for 62 new homes on pastureland has been granted outline permission.