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People who own a property in the county will be up to £1.1m better off in 25 years than those who rent, according to an analysis of official figures.
A controversial property tycoon ramped up rent on hundreds of homes within an hour of the Bank of England’s 0.25% interest rate rise.
Plans have been submitted for a wind farm to be extended by up to 34 turbines by 2023.
An artist renowned for building a sliding house in a seaside town has turned a disused office building into a zip.
Chamber of commerce advises members to get ready for the EU split next March well ahead of the date of departure.
A new housing minister paid a flying visit to a riverside building site today, and had a clear message for housing developers.
House prices in Kent are rising far faster than neighbouring counties, according to a report into the marketplace by a leading estate agent.
Neighbours have vowed to fight proposals to build hundreds of homes - as plans go on show.
A local authority is to convert student blocks into council homes in a bid to cut its long waiting list.
Residents are furious after the council cancelled plans to discuss the future of a huge quarry next to their village.
Tough new civil penalties will be used against those who fail to observe rules when renting out property.
A new centre on former colliery land will be as long as the London Gerkhin is tall.
A run-down mall in a town centre looks set for a £850,000 revamp which could see it turned into offices and homes.
Deal will deliver 220 houses in the village - including 88 affordable homes.
Plans to build hundreds of homes in three villages have now been withdrawn.
Government demands have seen a remarkable surge in housebuilding over the last 12 months - with plenty more to come.
Site close to the M20 is designed to act as a stepping stone for emerging companies.
As the company continues to shift its staff into state-of-the-art new headquarters, its CEO is full of confidence for its future.
The deal is the third extension of an agreement which first saw the Kent firm work on McLaren's iconic production centre.
Sites in a seaside town are going under the hammer- including a derelict high street plot.
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