Golfers and wildlife lovers are upset by work being carried out at a golf course.

A former industrial site which has been dormant for nearly a decade will be turned into houses and apartments after councillors approved plans.

Developers are hoping to demolish an office building on brownfield land to make way for 70 homes.

A local authority hopes plans for eight homes will trigger similar social housing developments across the area.

Persimmon increased revenues by 9% last year amid healthy demand in the housing sector.

Residents fear damage to roads if "an out of character" seafront development gets the go-ahead.

The new chairman of a commission aimed at growing the economy of north Kent has made assessing the case to bring Crossrail to the county a priority.

This overgrown piece of land off a Kent beach could be the perfect spot for a seaside home - but it comes with a hefty price tag.

Letters of support from rugby club members for a controversial housing plan have angered opponents.

An application for a shop to be turned into a family home has been given the go ahead.

First time buyers can get their foot on the property ladder in a new garden city for as little as £91,000 under shared ownership schemes.

A beauty salon and office could be built on a car park after a developer ditched plans for a new farm shop.

Controversial plans for new homes next to a railway line have been criticised by neighbours.

Plans to turn a Primark building into flats, a bar, offices and more have been approved by the council.

A developer is seeking permission to build thousands of homes, a school, medical facilities and a sports area on farmland.

Radical plans for an eye-catching 100-bed hotel have been revealed within a £25 million complex.

A scheme to create thousands of homes, a park and campus as part of a garden city have been approved.

A construction contractor group built up strong growth in profits and revenues as it expanded into the large development sector.

A derelict pub will be flattened to make way for a new block of flats, despite protests about the loss of a town's history

Property owners in part of Kent have enjoyed the fastest annual growth in house prices in the UK, new official figures show.