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Exclusive: More than £4 million of taxpayers' money was “wasted” on a failed seafront development without a brick ever being laid.
An iconic period building which has been home to much-loved bars and entertainment venues for several years, is set to be auctioned off this month.
Pollution in our waterways has stalled the building of thousands of new homes - but could things be about to change?
A beloved but rundown palace described as a village’s “greatest historical asset” has hit the market due to the spiraling cost of vital repairs.
A salon boss says a new development will breathe life into part of a Kent high street she believes “doesn’t really offer anything”.
Furious traders say they fear for their livelihoods after a council set a “brutal” deadline to vacate a shopping centre earmarked for demolition.
The upper two floors of a Grade II-listed building could be converted into four flats.
Three new bungalows are being built on a “back land” site for pensioners as part of a drive to deliver more social housing.
Work is finally underway to demolish two detached houses and replace them with a 64-bed care home labelled ‘an office block on a business park’.
A former pub owned by internationally acclaimed artist Tracey Emin is to be turned into a new home.
Development at part of a sprawling 'garden city' totalling 15,000 homes has been halted - due to a population of rare arachnids.
A once-derelict building left abandoned for almost 20 years has been transformed into five modern flats.
A unique and historic Kent home with an incredible underground twist has hit the market for £1 million.
New apartment blocks which are being built as part of a town’s waterfront regeneration project will launch later this year.
A former college where some of the biggest names in art and fashion trained is to be converted into apartments.
The man who spent £2m on a number plate is now focusing on boosting his property investment in the county.
Plans for a sixth development in an area where more than 8,500 homes are already proposed has led to fears “countryside is being consumed”.
A youth and sports centre which was shut by Kent County Council as part of budget cuts has gone under the hammer.
A borough’s three biggest housing schemes – which would see 8,300 new properties – are being put under the microscope.
Massive gasworks abandoned for more than 80 years are set to go under the hammer and could be overhauled into homes.
Data released by the property website shows the ideal time to list our homes - and how long they take to sell.
A head teacher is among those calling for a former pub to be saved after plans were lodged to turn it into a house.
A new four-storey building featuring an NHS health centre and 17 homes could be built on a vacant plot of land.
A high street building that was once home to a bank which closed last year could become an off-licence and five flats.
Plans for a seven-bedroom HMO in a terraced street have been approved despite a 60-signature petition and a developer says it’s “brilliant” news.
Bosses have warned access to one of Kent’s most popular attractions could be cut off if hundreds of new homes are not built there.
Some councils are doing better than others when it comes to bringing Kent’s 8,000-plus empty properties back into use.
Striking new images of seven-storey tower blocks have been revealed, just days after councillors rejected plans for 410 homes at a town’s harbour.
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.
