Self-inflicted troubles at Kent’s largest housebuilder highlight the race for returns facing bosses in the sector, according to developers.

Residents were given their turn on the last day of the Fant Farm public inquiry.

The opening of an £8million visitor centre has been delayed until spring next year, it has been revealed.

Councillors said plans to build two communications masts were "unslightly" as they rejected the proposals.

Plans for a communications mast taller than The Shard are recommended to be rejected by councillors at a planning meeting tonight

Construction has begun on a 65-bed hospital which forms the next phase of a medical research hub.

A closed immigration removal centre could be turned into housing or a hotel, an MP has suggested.

A housing developer has addressed allegations that letters of support for his scheme in Kent could be disingenuous.

A former cement works is to be transformed with up to 532 new homes as well as businesses, parks, restaurants, a pub and hotel.

The former Manston airport site has been included in a far-reaching council blueprint to build thousands more homes.

A proposal to build a housing estate on an orchard looks set to be turned down after protests from residents.

With 60,000 more people expected to live in Medway by 2035, proposals for the Towns' future could include a new hospital.

All the public seats were taken as the public inquiry into a proposal to develop Fant Farm opened today.

Two of the county's prominent property developers believe house prices in Kent will move upwards in 2017 after a Brexit shock failed to materialise.

Residents are preparing to go head to head with a developer’s barristers over plans to build 225 on farmland.

Proposals for 170 homes to be built on a farmer's field have sparked a mixed response.

Councillors may invest £35 million of taxpayers money to build offices and warehouses on the banks of the Thames in a bid to create 690 jobs.

A former maternity unit will be knocked down to make room for homes.

Bovis Homes offered customers up to £3,000 to move into incomplete homes shortly before it issued a surprise profit warning to investors.

A property developer has defended his application to build 104 homes in Ash, amid a campaign by residents who oppose the scheme