A council leader has addressed speculation around the local authority’s multi-million pound project being sold off.

The Grade II-listed property includes a swimming pool and tennis courts in its hefty price tag.

A developer has won permission for a controversial housing estate because the council did not have a five-year land supply.

Actress and model Kelly Brook has sold her Kentish hall house featuring a swimming pool, extensive gardens and period features for £1.45m.

Pictures show how the site of a former hospital is being transformed into what estate agents call “a stunning collection” of houses.

Housebuilding in the county has hit a new high – but which towns are taking the strain and are young people any closer to buying their first home?

Work has begun to provide a state-of-the-art community centre and homes at the UK’s largest development for veterans.

A Grade II-listed mansion dating back to the 16th century and on the market for £2.75m could be developed into a boutique hotel, agents believe.

A luxury mansion is available to rent – fully furnished and includes all bills – but the price is a little steep.

Full planning permission has been given for hundreds of new homes at a quarry site sandwiched between a hospital and a major shopping centre.

Proposals for the expansion of a 400-home development put on hold more than a year ago have returned after new designs were unveiled.

A historic and beloved seafront cinema could be torn down and replaced with a new movie theatre and homes.

The historic Grade II property is thought to be one of the tallest of its kind in this part of the country.

Two Second World War Nissen huts hidden on the edge of a village could be converted into homes after new plans were put forward.

An auctioneer has listed for sale a former church rectory and a 500-year-old house.

A new development offers homes for the over 55s.

A burial ground containing human remains situated in a city centre is set to be sold to a property developer.

The final phase of construction on a 1,000-home garden village is about to begin.

A divisive application to demolish a former town centre leisure centre and replace it with new homes is expected to be approved.

The converted Old Stables at Lullingstone Castle could offer the chance to follow in the footsteps, and hoofprints, of generations of former occupants