Bosses plan to start work next year on an ambitious redevelopment of a former railway works linked to Netflix, Amazon and HBO.

Developers have been given the go-ahead to build a children’s nursery and engineering apprenticeship centre on a 250-home estate

A leading business organisation is calling on the Chancellor for more support to prevent firms from struggling this winter.

Housing Secretary Michael Gove has overturned a council's decision to reject what will be a Kent town's largest development.

A new report reveals the average house price of homes across the county - and the incredible increase over the last five years.

The Planning Inspectorate has dismissed an appeal to build 1,250 homes on an orchard.

Organisers of one of the first major business events of the new year have unveiled a host of speakers it has added to its line-up.

Computer-generated images of how 'woodland' homes at a development will look have been revealed ahead of their launch.

The new owner of this stunning stately home won't need to wallpaper the landing as it comes with lavish frescos on the stairs and ceiling.

Firms across Kent and Medway can now apply for loans of between £100,000 and £500,000 to help fuel the county's economic recovery.

An MP has told health bosses they have a duty to object to a development because GP services are already strained to their limits.

A former cabinet member sacked in a row over a council's housing plan says not all areas are taking their fair share of development.

Residents, businesses and community groups are being given one last chance to comment on the development plan for their borough.

There's no gunpowder or treason yet, but plenty of plot as peninsula rebels fly the Kent flag in defiance of Medway Council.

A Kent district's biggest-ever housing development will become reality - despite a successful legal challenge says one council leader.

A planning committee has been advised to turn down plans to convert a former cinema into flats.

With house prices still soaring, pricing many out of the market, is it time we change our ingrained view on where we live?

This Grade II-listed house, on the market for £2.5m, is a designer one-off and unique for its timber cladding. But what does it remind you of?

Campaigners worried about the effect of 75 new homes close to an historic abbey have welcomed a postponement of a planning appeal.

Campaigners are staging a protest after more work to clear a beauty spot started to make way for a divisive seafront housing project.