This service seems pretty boutique which strikes a chord with me.

I am thinking condos above or boutique hotel.  

Our boutique Realty co serves several small investors. 

The big thing seemed to be baby showers.The hall eventually closed, the owner moved to a larger location, a bit further out...and a boutique rented the spot.So I think that the limited service catering hall is a tremendous business. 

Purchase price: $522,250 Cash invested: $233,200 14 boutique style hotel rooms, bar and restaurant, Live Performance Venue, Pool and Gift shop.

Recent news article refers to my street and the neighborhood it's in as "the next hot spot" and that "land prices have doubled in the last 12 mos" (they have).Seeking a cash-out refinance ($700K) and all numbers look great, BUT lenders and Appraisers don't have an identical comp (that's why it's the hottest little boutique spot in town... duh), so they are stuck and don't know how to value the asset or the business or which way to go.

Boutiques are obviously smaller, don’t have name recognition and usually lack formal training, branded marketing products with partner vendors and it’ll rely on you to get most of not all software for prospecting and databases but the commission splits are typically more favorable and it’s a smaller family feel.

Sometimes they get flipped and marketed by boutique firms.

I'd be happy to chat about my experience with Austin Texas Homes, the boutique brokerage I work with.

However, if you want to do risky things i.e. start a boutique, implement new technologies etc.