A village could grow by more than 100 homes if plans to build on land used for farming are given the go-ahead.

Eurovision winner Cheryl Baker will feature in a new spin-off series looking for a new home after she put her Kent cottage on the market.

A grade-II listed terraced home, rich with naval heritage and boasting more than 16 rooms, has hit the market for almost £1 million.

Buildings that once housed hospital patients but are now in a state of disrepair could be redeveloped as part of plans for a new housing estate.

Preparations are being made to begin constructing more than 100 homes as part of a town centre’s transformation.

A developer has submitted fresh plans for housing just off a village’s high street in a renewed bid for planning permission.

An application has been submitted to redevelop the site of a former family-run timber firm.

A golf course on the outer fringes of the M25 has been earmarked for housing – and a rugby stadium – in a bid to solve the area’s housing shortage.

A Grade-II listed building which had an active role in the pursuit of smugglers is set to be converted into new flats and townhouses.

Work on the major redevelopment of a listed building which will include 91 luxury flats overlooking the sea has resumed after a month-long hiatus.

A town centre plot earmarked to become an artists’ haven for a decade – complete with homes and studios - is set to be sold at auction.

A cash-strapped council is to move into a town's tallest building – allowing its current HQ to be potentially turned into social housing.

A village pub, once a popular haunt among smugglers, is on the market.

A boutique, five-star hotel for cats complete with tiny bunk-beds and ‘stunning views’, along with a four-bedroom home, is up for sale for £1.7m.

A pub in the centre of a village could have pulled its final pint if plans to convert it into homes are approved – and opinion is divided.

A council’s 100% affordable housing development will be slashed by 80% over viability concerns as it enlists help from private developers to build it.

A town centre plot which has been earmarked for a multi-storey block of flats is on the market for £1.25 million.

Rows of rundown garages have been transformed into new affordable homes to help ease shortages.

Home-owners in part of Kent are being asked if they would sell their properties to a council for up £200k so it can use them to house homeless people.

A former cricket pitch that once lay in the grounds of an historic manor house has been earmarked for new housing.