A scheme which will create more than 200 flats in a town centre is still on track despite many not seeing workmen on site for four months.

Build It Live is a two-day exhibition with stalls, seminars, guest speakers and expert advice on property renovation and self-builds.

The mock Tudor mansion where gangster Kenneth Noye murdered an undercover police officer has been sold for £2.5 million.

A long-abandoned golf course is being transformed into a luxury estate where the five-bed homes cost £1.6m.

An “outstanding and rare” country home once owned by a Kent MP has been put up for sale for the first time in more than 170 years.

The five-bedroom home is next door to Great Comp Garden, which opened to the public in the 1960s, and its Georgian manor house.

The first residents are set to move into a luxury seafront development “within weeks”, bosses have confirmed.

A once derelict and “eerie” housing development is nearing completion two-and-a-half years after the original developers went bust.

A community hub once used for multiple functions before closing more than four years ago has gone under the hammer.

This £2.25m town centre property has eight bedrooms, a built-in sauna and a touch of the seaside with its pebble-front facade.

A former church and school which was later converted into seven “quirky” flats has hit the market for £1.7 million.

Gladiators star and YouTuber Matt Morsia has opened the doors to his new “dream house” following a near-four-year building project.

Construction will begin on a new multi-million-pound roundabout which will feature a Roman statue of the sea god Triton that was uncovered nearby.

Further expansion of a town with 52 new properties and a mini-supermarket on a new estate has been proposed.

Work on a huge coastal tower block of 91 luxury flats has been “progressing at a slower pace”, bosses admit.

Councillors have unanimously approved plans for a housing scheme locals fear will overcrowd nearby roads and public services.

A developer is set to break ground in their latest move to revamp an abandoned Christian holiday camp into a £21 million retirement village.

This stunning property is just a stone’s throw from a 16th-century castle and has beautiful views of the historic grounds and lake.

The developer behind plans for a "Hollywood Hills-style" underground house says he won't give up until his project sees the light of day.

A Kent MP is hopeful a new law will help end the "abuse of residents" in new housing estates by management companies.