A lack of new homes being completed has led to the government imposing new rules which are feared will hand developers an advantage over communities.

Opponents to a planned block of 40 flats say it is too close to a road danger area, would tower over their houses and cause parking problems.

There's a new face at the helm of the county's branch of a leading business organisation.

The local gateway set up to deliver the government's latest job creation scheme is fuming after Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced major changes.

A home with its own private elevator, high-spec finish and a terrace looking out to sea in a sought-after spot is the ultimate in beachfront living.

One of the county's leading business organisations has reignited a scheme to help SMEs plot a path to success during 2021.

A civic group is opposing a planning application for a block of six flats, saying it would affect the character of the area.

The new owners of a pub with a "reputation" have announced plans to convert it into homes as it is no longer viable.

The county's property experts join the call for a stamp duty holiday extension as the tax break window gets set to close for good

A series of new luxury homes with high ceilings and high-spec interiors have been created from two buildings steeped in Kentish history.

A delayed project to transform a derelict former arcade and regenerate part of a seafront could be pushed back a further year because of the pandemic.

From enjoying private access to secluded beaches, to feasting on fine dining on your doorstep, Kent's most expensive streets have a lot to offer.

Developers are eyeing up sites for two new housing estates on greenfield land.

An outline planning application for a huge housing development and new primary school has been submitted by developers.

A call has been made to stop the erosion of commercial property under laws allowing it to change to residential space.

Been inspired by Grand Designs? A developer aims to give the chance to design and build your own home if planning is approved.

Proposals for a housing development next to a river on what was formerly a printworks just a few minutes walk from a town centre have been submitted.

A new development boasting traditional country living takes its inspiration from the town it is set in.

A developer wants to get on with demolishing a derelict former nursing home which has attracted vandalism and crime since it closed.

Former public toilets on a seafront promenade are going under the hammer with a guide price of £230,000.