A development of 60 homes at a former plant nursery has been launched.

Plans for a new estate with 71 homes have divided villagers, with some calling for much-needed housing while others fear overdevelopment.

The first residents are set to move into a controversial housing estate by spring – as new traffic lights are switched on next month.

A bungalow within a 440-acre park is up for sale at auction with a guide price of £145,000.

A small village could grow by 120 homes and get a new medical centre under new plans submitted.

An area with planning permission for 34 swanky flats in a pricey estate is on the market.

Developers say a new estate that will be sandwiched between two main roads and near an expanding roundabout will help meet the area’s housing needs.

While some districts are 93% green belt land, others have none at all. Here, we explain what it could mean for housebuilding where you live.

Changes to a motorway junction are included in a new consultation on a borough’s long-term planning blueprint for what can be built and where.

A block of new affordable apartments has officially been opened as part of a wider waterfront regeneration project which has courted controversy.

Plans for a “health campus” including flats, a care home, a nursery and a new GP behind a supermarket have been submitted.

A massive Dutch barge used during the 2012 Olympics before being converted into a ‘dream home’ with a bar, cinema and 10 cabins is up for sale.

These three beautiful homes overlooking the Kent coast have come on the market in the last month.

The most expensive two-bed terrace on the market in the county has an eye-watering price tag of £900,000 – but agents say its value is justified.

Proposals have been laid out to create a new housing development on land which was once a council’s headquarters.

Council planning officers are poring over proposals for thousands of new homes on Kent farmland submitted by Prince William’s royal estate.

A distinctive Gothic mini-castle which thousands of motorists drive past every day is going up for auction.

A former emergency services hub could be demolished to make way for multiple homes, after plans were submitted for approval.

This 15th century village pub stopped pulling pints a decade ago and has since been converted into a stunning five-bedroom home.

It is harder than ever to get on the property ladder in Kent. Here, we speak to the young people taking on the county’s so-called ‘Nimbys’.