A local authority has said it will need to pay an extra £1,150,000 to finish its new build programme.

A farmhouse could be pulled down and replaced with new homes next to a proposed supermarket.

Princess Anne arrived in Kent by helicopter to officially open a development for affordable homes, and received a tour of the houses.

The public is being warned that unpopular decisions will have to be made as a council manages the fallout of a decision to strip it of £170 million.

A stylish villa-style property which boasts an outdoor heated pool and views of the sandy Kent coast is for sale.

A hit TV show has been filming in a high street ahead of the release of its new series.

Designs for a housing estate on the outskirts of a seaside town have been given the seal of approval by planning officials.

A plot of land, which used to be a pig farm, is up for sale after plans to build 13 homes were withdrawn.

It has been confirmed £170m of funding is to be withdrawn from a council after the government lost faith in its ability to deliver a major project.

Controversial plans to add another 88 homes on an already sprawling housing estate have been given the stamp of approval by council bosses.

This flat is one of the most expensive on the market - but does its unique location and grand features make it worth the price tag?

The popular perception is of Kent being hidden beneath an ever-expanding carpet of housing. The reality, however, is certain to surprise you.

A seaside town which has been grabbing headlines is reportedly set to usurp Brighton as a hotspot for house-hunters – but which has more to offer?

A new housing development’s name will give a nod to the Normans.

Plans have been submitted to turn a historic railway station into a holiday park with 26 caravans.

The new administration of a Kent authority has pledged to build 200 environmentally friendly council homes every year.

A historic and active convent has been put on the market for £3 million – leaving some nuns needing a new home.

A new-build home by the sea has caught the attention of neighbours – for going against the grain of the “DFL-grey” modern look.

The mastermind behind the Hatton Garden heist is reportedly set to make £2.5 million after selling three houses on his Kent estate.

Exclusive: In a rare interview, Sir Roger De Haan admits locals may struggle to afford his firm’s new seafront flats – valued at up to £3 million.