Helping developers get better margins on industrial units will help address the shortage of commercial property in Kent, according to an expert.

A football club has appointed a construction firm in the county to build a new terrace for supporters.

Temporary plans for a former Royal Mail site have been approved by the local authority.

Plans for the first phase of a 500-home development have been approved by the local authority despite objections from local residents.

A developer made towering pre-tax profits last year, with growth expected to continue as it moves into the private residential market.

Designers working on a new 12,000 home garden town have insisted the huge development will not become a swathe of concrete across the 1,300 acre site.

The chief executive of a housing association is to retire after 37 years in the business.

The property market in Kent is booming but it is also struggling to help businesses grow and meet housing demand, according to experts.

Big plans are being made for two pubs to be turned into new homes as the fate of another hangs in the balance.

Proposals to knock down a bed and breakfast and replace it with a block of 20 sheltered homes has been unanimously refused.

Building work for a new school is set to start next summer.

Building homes on green land is needed if we're to solve Britain's housing crisis, said Lib Dem leader Tim Farron during a visit to Kent.

The boss of a house builder with projects across the county has said the market remains in a strong position as the company pays a record dividend.

A commercial property expert has launched his own consultancy after three decades working in the county.

Developers may be forced to rebuild this pub as an application has gone in to turn it into a community asset.

Speculation still surrounds the future of a town's new Sainsbury’s – months after bosses at the supermarket giant pulled out of opening the store.

Businesses have closed down or moved ahead of plans to demolish a row of shops to make way for a block of flats, featuring an oast-style tower.

Two council leaders have called for Government to give local authorities greater powers to borrow money to build homes in their boroughs.

Controversial plans for 300 homes are to come under the spotlight again - and councillors have been urged to approve them.

The Government has approved proposals for a new Garden Town in Kent for 12,000 homes, schools, railway station, business space and doctors surgeries.