New figures reveal the cost of the average home has fallen in all but three of Kent and Medway’s districts over the last 12 months.

A historic convent will be knocked down to make way for a huge three-storey care home if controversial new plans are approved.

A new estate will be sandwiched between two main roads and near an expanding roundabout after the housing proposals were given the go ahead.

Exclusive: Figures reveal where sales of luxury homes in Kent have tripled amid an influx of cash-rich Londoners - sparking fears of gentrification.

The leader of the county’s largest local authority has accused the government of falling silent over its plans to build more than one million homes.

Ambitious plans to regenerate an area around a railway station and create a new “civic heart” for Britain’s newest garden city have been approved.

It’s an eye-watering price for just one bedroom - so what is it about this property that warrants such a hefty price tag?

We take a tour of the Kent home transformed into a ‘golfer’s paradise’ – and find out why its owners are selling up.

A “lustworthy” home, described as a doll’s house, is on the market again but with an asking price slashed by £1 million.

Villagers feel "let down" as plans for a car park next to a railway station have been dropped, with the plot now eyed up for a Gypsy family instead.

Stunning views and a gold lift that takes you directly to your hallway are all part of the deal at a swanky coastline apartment block.

Builders have started work on the site of a former medical campus, which is set for a 66-bed care home and 86 houses.

A revised plan to revitalise a rundown part of a historic town centre and improve a dangerous road junction is to go on display.

Visitors at a busy garden centre could be in for a distinct change of scenery after bosses won a long-fought tussle to build homes on site.

Furious residents are calling for all building to stop on a vandalised seafront housing estate which had sat abandoned for years.

Work to build an almost 600-home development as part of Kent’s new garden city has reached its halfway point.

Three quirky properties that share a courtyard in the city's centre have gone on the market.

Residents have vented their fury over a developer’s plan to build new homes in a village – arguing “someone will get killed”.

A residents’ legal challenge to a proposal for 5,000 new homes in the countryside has hit a High Court hurdle.

Thrilled residents held a street party after winning the battle to stop a "terrible" new 250-home project from going ahead.