KUALA LUMPUR, March 24 (Bernama) -- eXp Realty, the world’s largest independent real estate brokerage and a subsidiary of eXp World Holdings Inc (EXPI), has officially launched in Peru, marking its 25th international market.
This expansion strengthens the company's global presence and offers Peruvian real estate agents a unique opportunity for success, wealth-building, and international collaboration.
eXp World Holdings Founder, Chief Executive Officer, and Chairman, Glenn Sanford said the expansion into Peru is a key milestone in its mission to build the most agent-centric real estate brokerage globally.
“Unlike traditional brokerages that limit agents’ growth, eXp empowers them with a business model that rewards success, fosters professional development, and connects them to a global network,” he said in a statement.
Meanwhile, eXp Peru Country Leader, Ricardo Alfaro, highlighted the exceptional advantages eXp offers stating: “eXp Realty is not just another real estate company – it is a movement where agents truly thrive through collaboration, equity ownership, and global business-building opportunities.”
Peruvian agents are choosing to join eXp Realty due to its cloud-based model and proprietary collaboration platforms, which provide them with a competitive edge in the ever-changing real estate market.
eXp Realty offers industry-leading commission splits and low caps, enabling agents to earn more while keeping a larger portion of their income. Additionally, agents have the opportunity to build wealth beyond transactions through equity ownership in a Nasdaq-traded company.
The company also provides limitless growth potential, with a global referral network of nearly 83,000 agents, allowing agents to expand their business across borders.
Moreover, eXp Realty offers world-class training and support, including live coaching, mentorship, and business strategies from top-producing agents worldwide. Its model also gives agents unmatched flexibility and freedom, allowing them to work from anywhere, scale teams without geographic restrictions, and market properties on a global scale.
-- BERNAMA
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