Explore the developments and regeneration projects shaping Kent and Medway, with selected examples from the 2026–27 report.
The county at a glance
Explore 69 strategic commercial development sites across Kent, with opportunities for investment, construction, purchase or rent. The 2026–27 map classifies sites by use and provides locations, contact details and a full directory.
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Selected strategic sites
Selected developments from the final 2026–27 report. Status labels reflect the position at publication; follow the project links for later updates.
Science & business / Sittingbourne
Development progressing
Up to 175,345 ft² of build-to-suit accommodation for laboratories and other uses. The proof describes work progressing, with the first phase expected in late 2026.
Report proof pp.04, 06
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Industry & logistics / Lenham
Planning application submitted
A proposal for the former Marley Works brownfield site on the A20. The first phase comprises two units of 100,000 and 150,000 ft², with a further phase proposed in outline. Construction remains subject to approval.
Source: Kent Property Market Report 2026–27, p.21
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Homes & community / Ebbsfleet
Homes delivered · development ongoing
More than 5,401 homes have been delivered, including 1,593 affordable homes. Community facilities include Weldon Heart and the Weldon Wellbeing Pavilion, with a further 1,316 homes holding detailed planning permission.
Source: Kent Property Market Report 2026–27, p.19
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Regeneration / Maidstone
Transformation completed
Obee Holdings has completed a £40m transformation of the Grade II listed Art Deco landmark, combining retail and dining space with 80 apartments available from autumn 2026.
Source: Kent Property Market Report 2026–27, p.21
Explore the featureFurther developments
Two further residential projects from the report, with their status at publication.
Future neighbourhood / Folkestone & Hythe
Planning & infrastructure preparation
A new garden town around the former Folkestone Racecourse, planned to grow to 10,000 homes. Infrastructure approvals include a wastewater treatment plant, substation and wetlands. Infrastructure work could start in 2028, followed by housebuilding in 2029.
Source: Kent Property Market Report 2026–27, pp.16, 31
View the latest project plansResidential / Near Sevenoaks
Demolition commenced
Barratt Redrow Kent is redeveloping the former Ministry of Defence site for 635 homes. Demolition began in February 2026, with the project expected to take more than six years.
Source: Kent Property Market Report 2026–27, p.16
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