A small, boutique firm will usually be a little less than say a Coldwell Banker or Berkshire Hathaway.

This will be a "Themed" boutique resort adventure. 

Tough sell for anyone with options.And again, that whole "growing cityscape with cool stuff" is literally across the street in many cases.Real estate values are not, fundamentally, about ethnic restaurants and chi-chi boutiques and cool coffeeshops and so on.  

I manage a boutique brokerage firm downtown where I indirectly helped a few investors build a portfolio of over 200 rental units. 

Since then, I've worked as a Business Consultant for a boutique real estate development firm, to now both a Client Success Associate at a growing FinTech company and a Licensed Real Estate Agent. ​

It's called inspire Realty, happy to make an intro for you.....I believe the cost is about $350.With respect to brokerages, there are many small boutique brokerages you can hang your license at with no sitting fees. 

Looking to connect with a boutique hotel developer.

Couple years later I sold all my 23 rentals and got into doing boutique senior living which now I own 5 homes 70 beds that average $5K each per month. 

I do boutique senior living and looking to expand our existing footprint there.

I do boutique senior living so it must be one level with 5 beds and 3.5 baths plus... hard to find but price doesn’t matter, will offer either owner carry back at full asking price or an aggressive cash offer.