I have a small boutique firm in downtown.

Right now my focus is on developing boutique hotels and delivering a unique experience for travels who visit Portland. 

I started out at boutique office and then moved to The Group thanks to Robert Jones being on the podcast.

The only way I'll ever enter into a lease-sublease model again is if the property has some boutique feature (think panoramic views, proximity to an amazing location, lots of space for hosting events) and the monthly rent can be at least tripled by airbnb rentals. 

You should find out who the players are in office leasing in your area (specifically the type you have i.e. small boutique, medical arts, large single tenant, ect) and set up meetings with them.

I recently passed the real estate license exam (Texas) in February and I am currently interviewing brokers , I have narrowed down to Coldwell bankers and a boutique firm ( Legacy Homes & Properties ).

However, you may be able to find a small, boutique shop by using the Virginia Lawyer Referral Service.

I am a United State Marine Corps veteran and local business owner with a boutique real estate brokerage and a dog walking/pet sitting business.

I started as an agent because I work well with people and had an opportunity to start with a top producer at a boutique firm which gave my immediate and invaluable exposure as an agent. 

Its right behind a Lutheran School on a nice street and is a few blocks away from North St(where all the boutiques and restaurants are) and I believe it is in your price range.