Gareth Johnston
Innovative solutions are there for our retail sector
STRUCTURAL change in our retail sector began long before the pandemic but was exacerbated by it.
There's nothing magic about our rates bills lottery
IN a year of rising costs for local business, the latest one to crystalise earlier this month was the new rates bill.
A vision for Belfast city living
EARLIER this month Belfast City Council announced that they were seeking expressions of interest from potential private sector partners to bring forward £270m of “residential-led regeneration” of the city.
The road ahead in Belfast’s office market
THE hybrid working model isn’t doing as much for my commute to work as it should be.
Gareth Johnston: Retailers likely to benefit from rates revaluation
AFTER a welcome Christmas break, the new year has kicked off with many understandably varied business and property predictions, but the consensus appears to be one of hope for a gradually improving year.
Property valuation in an uncertain market
IT won't surprise anyone that currently valuing any commercial property in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic is difficult.
'Magic' moments stay with Paul Sheehan ahead of Down's latest Christy Ring tilt
WHEN you grow up a mile-and-a-half from St Mary’s Park in Burren, the chances are it won’t be long before you’re clad in green and white, able to rhyme off every Down, Ulster and All-Ireland title success without a pause.
Down hurlers intend to put poor start to League behind them against Roscommon
Allianz Hurling League Division 2B: Down v Roscommon (tomorrow, Ballycran, 12.
Ballygalget ace Gareth Johnston predicts thriller in Down final with Ballycran
WITH a double-scores lead established and time running out, Ballygalget looked to be coasting home in the Down Senior Hurling Championship final last year.