A two-bedroom flat overlooking Kent’s biggest cricket ground is on the market for £490k.

The architect of a home featured on Channel 4 hit Grand Designs has revealed how one blunder cost him £200,000.

Land surrounding a former hospital, which has planning permission for 19 townhouses, has hit the market at £2.4 million.

An actor who starred in a hit Netflix show has had his latest bid to build an extension to his family home in Kent rejected on appeal.

A housing developer building hundreds of homes has promised villagers the worst disruption will be over by the end of May.

Plans for a new community on land previously earmarked for 1,600 homes have been put forward.

Plans have been officially submitted for nearly 200 new homes and a riverside cafe overlooking a castle and a cathedral.

Designs have been put forward to build more than 135 homes on a site once home to a former school for nearly 60 years.

After being hit with costs for refusing a HMO application, a council is to beef up its planning policies.

Workers have been spotted at a site set to become two 12-storey apartment blocks and commercial space.

Developers behind a multi-million-pound seafront complex are using hawks to scare seagulls away from the new luxury homes.

More than 40 homes could be built on a commercial site near a busy town centre.

One of the UK’s largest regeneration schemes could see its latest project become a “focal point” for the community.

The first 15 short-stay apartments for homeless people have been installed on a former council car park.

Plans to replace “damp” and “inadequate” maisonettes with a new apartment block next to a major supermarket have been approved.

Official plans for Prince William’s sprawling estate reveal the 2,500-home development could include a primary school, cricket ground and hotel.

Family homes built on the plot of a former Victorian manor house turned private hospital have now all nearly been sold.

Plans to demolish a discount shop and build two new buildings in its place for social housing have been given the green light.

A Kent town has been named by The Sunday Times as the best place to live in the south east – but what could its soaring popularity mean for locals?

A Grade I-listed Georgian townhouse in the heart of a historic waterfront landmark has gone on the market for £1.5 million.