A secondary school on a huge ‘garden town’ development is edging closer to opening in September with work now underway on its interior.

A council has placed a former special educational needs school earmarked for 14 new homes on the market.

A former brickworks site, bare and derelict for decades, will be revived with 77 homes and business space after the site was finally sold.

Will one of the UK’s richest men appeal a council’s decision to snub his ambitious plans - or could he just walk away?

One of Kent’s most uninviting buildings has been transformed into a contemporary block of flats, including a £850,000 penthouse.

Plans for the most significant transformation of a Kent town in decades have been refused in a shock decision by councillors.

Plans have emerged to create 26 “life-changing” homes on a town’s cheapest but “underutilised” car park.

Plans have been submitted to turn a derelict high street pub that has been empty for almost two decades into a new cafe and supported accommodation.

New images reveal the progress being made on a long-abandoned railway works ahead of its multimillion-pound restoration.

Nestled deep in the Kent countryside is a home which stands out from its quaint cottage neighbours - and now its owners are selling up.

An unusual former high street shop with stunning views and moorings is among the list of lots up for grabs at auction.

Councillors will decide next week on whether to give the green light to designs which will completely transform a town’s historic harbour.

More eye-catching properties could be added to a seaside village that has become a modern home hotspot in recent years, despite neighbours’ fears.

Five Kent seaside towns have been hit by a house price slump as Londoners are “cooling” on the idea of relocating to the coast.

Fears part of a town will become a “car ghetto” have resurfaced as developers attempt to overturn the rejection of their bid for a 250-home estate.

The abandoned former home of an agricultural supplier is set to be cleared ahead of demolition for a “vibrant community” of homes.

The first phase of a huge 1,400-home village next to a Kent shopping centre has been given the green light.

Plans have emerged to tear down a 1960s bungalow and build 55 new village homes in its place and on surrounding farmland.

Four adorable lion cubs who faced a death sentence have been saved at the 11th hour by a Kent wildlife park.

A government planning inspector has been appointed to decide on a 650-home development after a local authority failed to give its decision in time.