Plans for a project to build 1,600 waterfront homes will be open for public comment before the final brief is completed.

Two companies battling for the Manston airport site have had their plans for it heard by councillors.

A bird's-eye view of a multi-million pound retail and leisure development has been released.

The property sector is calling on the Chancellor to make cuts to stamp duty when he delivers his Autumn Budget in parliament tomorrow.

Councillors will discuss a proposal for build 1,400 apartments and 200 houses in a Kent town.

We need £300m for schools, roads and other facilities if plans for 12,000 homes go ahead, says Kent County Council.

Part of the main runway of the former Manston airport will be reopened for heritage aviation under the latest plans put forward by the site’s owners.

A country manor hotel and up to 150 villas could be coming to the county following plans from Chinese developers.

Councillors have approved plans for 65 homes despite hundreds of objections because the controversial housing is featured in the area's Local Plan.

The government has told the council it could intervene house-building plans, saying it is not doing enough to tackle the housing shortage.

Controversial plans for more than 600 homes, a school, shops and a rugby clubhouse have been sent to councillors.

Controversial plans to knock down a historic pub are expected to be decided before Christmas - as developers reveal a new image of their scheme.

A judge has delivered a verdict on a controversial ban by Fergus Wilson.

A decision on a scheme to develop farmland has been deferred until the findings of a transport survey are known.

Another school is to be built in a new town after planners gave the green light to a 420-pupil site.

Bosses behind plans for a state-of-the-art brewery have revealed when they plan to open the £1.3 million site.

Work has begun on the redevelopment of the former headquarters of the KM Group, which is being turned into 12 homes.

Planning chiefs question government edict for thousands more homes in Kent

Council planners have been slated for making a recommendation on a controversial planning application, without waiting for the public's view.

Owners of industrial property and offices enjoyed sharp growth in rents as more office space was turned into housing across Kent.