A mould-covered townhouse in disrepair has been listed for auction.

Construction is finally underway to rebuild a row of houses destroyed in a harrowing gas explosion.

A grieving dad is transforming a prime town centre building into 27 apartments and renaming it in memory of his son.

Plans to convert a builders’ yard into a block of flats to provide more social housing have moved forward.

A tiny hamlet will challenge the government and a borough council in the High Court over plans for a 2,000-home garden village.

A soldier found dead in a river after a night out was trying to get out of the water using ropes, an inquest has heard.

A Grade II-listed house that was once part of a 13th century hospital has gone on the market.

A housebuilder has revealed it has bought a nine-acre plot to extend an existing development.

A council is looking to spend more than £500,000 on an old builders’ yard and take over a project to build a three-storey block of flats.

A set of historic barns sold to a mystery buyer almost a decade ago are to go under the hammer.

An expert has explained why the mystery Mr P has snapped up random plots of land.

Plans to turn a plot of land into a home for a Gypsy family of 14 have been refused by a council, and labeled “intrusive” and “incongruous”.

From abandoned department stores to old shopping centres, we’ve had a look at some of the big plans for Kent’s ugliest sites.

A fire-hit church that closed more than 20 years ago is set for a "phoenix-like rebirth" as new flats, developers say.

A former pub with hundreds of years of history is going up for sale, with potential buyers told it would make a ‘fine home’.

A new owner is being sought to complete the construction of a ‘magnificent’ modern mansion with a gym, cinema and pool.

A former Barclays could be converted to provide two commercial units and four flats.

An HMO business which includes seven properties and 55 bedrooms has gone on the market as its owners retire.

The eye-watering asking price for a one-bedroom property put on the market for £1 million has now been slashed by 35%.

Plans for more than 100 new homes have been given the green light despite fears they will accelerate a village’s transformation into a town.