Construction workers who began breaking ground at a controversial housing estate have downed tools.

A new Lidl has opened but lovers of rival budget store Aldi will have to wait after plans for a branch just a few miles down the road stalled.

A developer's plans to build on a green field site could yet be thwarted by dog-walkers and blackberry pickers.

Controversial plans to demolish an historic building and replace it with 34 flats will be considered by a council for the second time tonight.

A Weald village might soon have a new £3.5m community centre, after a nine-year wait.

Organisers of one of the county's leading business events have changed the date to April amid growing concerns over the Covid variant.

The next owner of this bespoke house, which is part of a private gated estate, can have sea views, luxury and plenty of privacy.

Plans have been unveiled to transform a derelict site formerly occupied by a working men's club into new homes, shops and a communal green area.

A council has given its residents less time to respond to a consultation on the future development of the borough than it gave to one on dog-fouling.

Despite the country being in a housing crisis, the number of empty homes continues to grow.

An architect has been hired as one of the key figures to help spearhead the regeneration of one district in the county.

A council's plan to pin almost 3,500 more homes onto a town's housing blueprint has been branded 'unforgivable' by the area's MP.

A long-empty former convenience store continues to remain unsold - despite sitting on the pages of property websites for the last three years.

Bosses of a popular Kent golf club are hoping to build a housing estate on its land to help pay for a new clubhouse.

A prolific development company has expressed disappointment after a planning inspector upheld a council's rejection of plans for hundreds of homes.

Developers believe two new luxury seafront houses equipped with cinemas, gyms and “iPads in walls” will be the first of their kind in a Kent town.

A leading estate agent in the county has scooped a major national award.

Changes have been made to plans to build 12,000 new homes and road and rail infrastructure following a public consultation.

Residents battling against plans for 450 homes are preparing for the fight of their lives, ahead of the start of a government inquiry.

Residents hoping that mammoth housebuilding targets imposed on a Kent borough will be lowered have been given a glimmer of hope.