HJS Developments
Property investment and management across Northern Ireland for retail, residential and commercial occupiers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-04
About HJS Developments
HJS Group invests in and manages residential, retail and commercial property across Northern Ireland. Its portfolio includes shopping centres, retail parks and commercial investments, with selective refurbishment and development.
The company acquires income-producing properties and leases space to national retailers, local businesses and service providers. It is privately owned and has roots in a Belfast grocery business established in 1969.
Product: Investment, management, refurbishment and development of residential, retail and commercial properties.
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