In recent times, eXp Realty has seen notable staff changes, particularly on September 21st of the past year. They might not label it as "layoffs," but it's clear that several teams faced significant reductions, with some even being disbanded. This year echoed the trend, with the same date marking additional layoffs and the dissolution of at least one whole division. There were also non-performance firings earlier in 2023. This pattern prompts a question: Is it customary for businesses to designate a specific annual date for such decisions? Or is this phenomenon more reflective of challenges in the real estate market?
RE market is F’d what would u expect
What is eXp? Sounds like sweet shop
Yeah it’s like Amazon but not a trillion dollar company
The "brand" is eXp Realty However, the company is actually eXp World Holdings. They own eXp Realty, Success Enterprises and Virbela. Largest real estate company in the US in 2 of 3 categories. https://exprealty.com/ https://expworldholdings.com/our-businesses/ https://www.success.com/