One of the largest investors in Bovis Homes has urged the troubled housebuilder to ditch merger talks with Galliford Try in favour of a rival bidder.

The government will be lobbied to make residential landlords pay business rates after accusations they are making huge profits at taxpayers' expense.

New pod homes will soon be springing up in Kent, in a bid to meet the demand for new homes.

One of the biggest and most long-awaited town centre redevelopments in north Kent has been approved.

The government is to lend a developer millions of pounds to kick start the construction of 5,750 new homes in the county.

An exhibition exploring plans to build almost 300 homes at a former Maidstone paper mill site will be open to the public on Saturday.

Show suites at a new luxury residential care home are set to open next week.

Things could finally be looking up for this infamously dilapidated street - and the rest of the town centre is having some work done too.

A cash-strapped council believes student landlords could be prospering at the expense of the city and may face calls to pay a charge.

The president of the largest planning institute in Europe toured some of Kent’s largest regeneration sites.

A troubled housebuilder has rejected two proposals from fellow developers which valued the firm at nearly £1.2 billion.

A new industrial estate creating space for about a dozen firms is on target to be finished by July.

Plans to demolish a now empty care home have been given the thumbs up, as long as conditions are met.

Construction of 5,700 homes on a giant estate is set to begin.

Opponents of a contested housing scheme feel betrayed that the landowner making the sale is their own church.

A cinema could arrive as part of more than five years of extensive multi-million pound development.

A community centre at the heart of a £20 million town centre regeneration has been hit by yet another set-back.

A scheme to build 17 flats at a former MOT test centre has been scaled down after a developer lost an appeal

Pubs were the big winners from the Spring Budget but many firms said the Chancellor ducked the chance to carry out business rate reforms.

A controversial plan for 450 homes on a green lung have been approved after the government upheld an appeal by developers.