A one-bedroom wooden beach shack in Seasalter has gone on the market with a six-figure guide price.

Work on a new development could start in the first half of next year after it secured major financial backing.

Buyers will be able to move into new town-centre apartments from February.

Dover's eyesore Burlington House could be completely gone by January as its demolition company works ahead of schedule.

Plans to redevelop a former milk depot into dozens of new homes have been given the green light.

The public got their first glimpse of a long-awaited proposal to redevelop a historic district.

Plans to build a garden city in Kent have been left in disarray after man hired to oversee it has left after just five months in the job.

Proposals to turn two areas into housing and a rugby club have been unanimously rejected for inclusion in a council's future development plans.

Housing experts have said a new garden city in Kent may swallow up nearby towns.

Restoration of an historic pier will be part of the residential development.

Controversial landlords Fergus and Judith Wilson have sold their property empire of nearly 1,000 homes to a foreign consortium for over £250m.

Planning authorities have detailed a series of consultation events for local residents to have their say on plans to build a garden city.

A market town has reportedly been protected from new developments under council housing plans.

Plans to create 4,150 jobs may have been shelved as the owner of a business estate put the site and four others up for sale.

A Kent town with a skyline dominated by cranes has become a hotspot for developers and investors. Here's why...

Hundreds of properties might have to be built in a number of villages if a council's housing target has to be increased.

North Kent was given a boost during the Autumn Statement after the Government granted it the right to offer cheap business rates to new companies.

The owners of the former Manston airport say their proposals to build 2,500 homes and create 16,000 jobs are vital for the local economy.

A town council has announced it is to receive a whopping £3.5m from the sale of land to a housing developer.

As Ebbsfleet Garden City enters a crucial stage, we speak to three key players in the organisation overseeing the vast project.