Hey all,I will be meeting a broker soon, an owner of a boutique real estate firm in DC.

It could be the location, i.e. coastal SoCal (or conversely at the airport where people are literally trapped for hours), it could be the exclusive presence of unique brands or merchandise (think boutique/trendy/artsy), something special has to draw traffic.

However, sometimes they come back as boutique retail spots. 

I know there are boutique areas on Lake Michigan ($$$) and I've heard about the reinvention of Detroit - but that's the extent of what I know.  

So if you had a licensed inn or hotel, all suites of 3-5 bedrooms, say 5 suites, for a total of 20 beds, property has a pool as well, no front desk/concierge, What would you pay a property manager to basically manage ...

But if you do and are successful, then 120k will be just the beginning for you...albeit it wouldn't exactly be passive.I work at a boutique private equity firm that invests in bank debt and also originates loans.

Hi all, I seem to have stumbled on a unique opportunity that I would like to pursue further, but I don't have the tools/resources to properly evaluate whether I have a deal or not. There is 1.5 acres of land in a prim...

.), and a little higher than adjacent or nearby vacant land ($1,098,013 - $1,342,593 per acre.)Suggested development has included a chain hotel, boutique hotel, commercial such as gas station, commercial office - there's a great vendor need for this, mixed use commercial down and residential above (which Bentonville is very supportive of), and townhouse style residential - desperately needed.I'm curious, do you market your property yourself?

Lastly, we also all know AirBnB itself pivoted to boutique and luxury markets exactly one year ago to this data compare with their Summer 2022 release, openly stating it was the the "biggest change to Airbnb in a decade." 

She can do this because she's built a base of cashflow in.....business (one of which is a boutique children's clothing store).