House builder Bovis Homes has increased its dividend to shareholders after selling its highest ever number of homes last year.

Homebuilder Redrow has been given the green light to begin building 180 homes for Ebbsfleet Garden City.

Protestors are seeking judicial review of a council's sale of a prime beachfront site for a rumoured £160,000.

A community's only pub will be knocked down and replaced by four homes.

A property surveyor has hired a new managing director as more rural clients review their business arrangements amid global economic uncertainty.

An industrial tyre business has been taken over by global off-road manufacturer.

Council will continue to defend the town from unwanted development, despite findings that the house-building target should be 776 homes per year.

House builders say they are being put off building homes by councils which enforce charges on uncompleted buildings.

The founder of a heating company stripped his property interests from the business, wiping nearly £12 million off its balance sheet.

Residents are taking a stand against developers' plan to build 135 homes next to a narrow lane.

Affordable housing contracts has helped a construction firm nearly treble turnover in three years – and it is still expanding.

Revised riverside plans have been submitted to councillors as developers put their proposals on show to the public again.

A former airport could become a manufacturing centre for life science companies as they outgrow nearby labs on a business park.

Build-to-rent schemes are set to become a growing phenomenon as we shift from a nation of homeowners to renters.

The wheels are finally in motion for a project which will see a dilapidated part of a town centre redeveloped.

Radical plans to dramatically transform a seafront have been revealed - and they include a £5 million marina for 150 boats.

Hundreds of homes planned for a huge estate have been met with opposition from residents.

A new tunnel under the Thames has been hailed as the key to economic growth and a solution to congestion – but it comes at a cost.

Although it is more expensive, the planned route for the Lower Thames Crossing brings the biggest long-term benefit, writes Jo James.

Millions have been secured to build five schools to meet expected demand from a huge new housing estate.