I am currently managing projects for a boutique GC in Seattle, with a focus on high end residential remodels and new construction as well as commercial projects.

I work for a boutique shop in the antique district on orange ave.

I work directly under my father who started our firm 35 years ago and they have somehow managed to survive multiple downturns as a small boutique firm.

My group is a small boutique RE brokerage (I'm the qualifying broker) and we are a licensed General Contractor.

I see a beautiful boutique Hotel where I live that is for sale but is sitting empty while on the market. 

My partner and I serve as a "boutique" Wholesalers for a selected group of investors who knows exactly what you are looking for. 

I am in the process of renting out my Manhattan condo in a somewhat boutiqu-ish building.

- If so when/how can you earn a better split-Some people prefer larger brokerages with recognizable branding while others like myself prefer a smaller boutique feel-Which areas do you plan to work?

Lincoln County seems to have some decent activity too.I still have to work out the big vs boutique brokerage decision.

I’m obviously not referring to some reverse beta derivative closed end boutique fund.