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Xp Realty, the world's largest independent real estate brokerage, has expanded into Japan, marking its fourth international launch this year. The move is part of eXp's growing presence in the Asia Pacific region and its goal to reach 50,000 agents outside the US by 2030.

    Agents in Japan have long been constrained by traditional models that offer limited upside, said Felix Bravo, Managing Director, International at eXp Realty. "We're bringing a platform that flips this equation," he added. "Better economics, real ownership, and worldwide leverage – that's what eXp is about."

    To celebrate the launch, eXp will host a live welcome event in Tokyo on October 2, where company leadership will share its vision for the market.

    Ken Tanaka, a respected figure in Japan's real estate sector, will lead the new market. With decades of experience and a deep understanding of Japan's market dynamics, Tanaka aims to help agents thrive in a modern business environment.

    eXp's model offers Japanese agents flexibility, ownership, and reach, making it an attractive option for those seeking freedom and global opportunities. Key features include:

    * No office requirement – work from anywhere

    * Attractive commission structure built to maximize agent earnings

    * Revenue share and equity opportunities (subject to local laws and availability)

    * Global agent network spanning multiple countries for referrals and collaboration

    Agents can learn more about eXp's Japan expansion at www.expjapan.co.jp.

    eXp World Holdings, Inc. is the holding company for eXp Realty and SUCCESS Enterprises, a trusted name in personal and professional development since 1897. As part of the eXp ecosystem, SUCCESS offers agents valuable resources to enhance their skills and grow their businesses.

    This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements reflect the Company's current expectations but involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties that could impact actual results materially.