I have started a small boutique hotel chain in South Africa 🇿🇦 Johannesburg and looking to join forces with more interested investors to expand our portfolio.

I own several boutique "row house" style commercial buildings in NW dc, rent it out, and can relate.

If so, would you recommend boutique shops or larger corporations?

I have been involved in the land acquisition game for a boutique builder in the greater Seattle area.

I have been involved in the land acquisition game for a boutique builder in the greater Seattle area.

The smaller 10’ x 15’ retreat is located off the master bedroom, perfect to utilize as a boutique gym, nursery, or office.

I have a boutique property manager managing it entirely.

Short-term lodging in the form of a small boutique hotel.

I know there are a lot of different opinions on the pros and cons of working for a big brand vs a boutique firm.

Think commercial single user owner occupied turned into four or five tenanted property; empty big box retail space made into mini storage; single family home on busy street turned into restaurant/bar/boutique, storefronts in downtown turned into live/work lofts, etc.