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eXp Realty Announces eXpcon Medellín

eXp Realty Expands in Latin America with First Spanish-Language eXpcon

BELLINGHAM, WA — eXp Realty®, the most agent-centric real estate brokerage in the world and a core subsidiary of AGNT, Inc. (Nasdaq: AGNT), has released additional details on eXpcon Medellín. The event will take place April 6–8, 2027.

This conference marks the first eXpcon held in Latin America. It is also the first to be presented entirely in Spanish. The decision highlights the growing importance of the Central America, Latin America and Caribbean (CALA) region within eXp’s global network.

Rising Demand for Cross-Border Real Estate

Latin America’s role in global real estate continues to expand. More buyers from the United States and Canada seek investment properties, second homes, and relocation options beyond their home markets. This trend increases the need for strong cross-border connections, local expertise, and trusted partnerships.

eXp Realty currently operates in eight CALA markets: Brazil, Chile, Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru, and Puerto Rico. eXpcon Medellín will bring agents together with market experts from across the region. The goal is to strengthen connections and better serve clients with real estate goals that cross national borders.

Leo Pareja, CEO of eXp Realty, smiling in a professional business portrait.

Leadership Perspectives

“CALA represents some of the most driven, entrepreneurial agents in our entire network,” said Felix Bravo, Managing Director of eXp International.

“The lines between local and international real estate continue to blur. Our agents are increasingly serving clients whose goals extend beyond a single city or country. Bringing eXpcon to Latin America and presenting it entirely in Spanish is an investment in helping them build the knowledge, relationships, and market expertise they will need for the future.”

Virginia Restrepo, CALA Regional Director at eXp International, added: “Latin America is playing an increasingly important role in global real estate. For years, our agents have traveled the world to learn from others. Now it is our turn to welcome the world to Latin America and showcase the innovation, expertise, and entrepreneurial spirit shaping the future of real estate across our markets. Presenting eXpcon entirely in Spanish ensures those conversations are authentic to the people and communities driving that momentum.”

What Attendees Can Expect

The three-day conference will include keynote speakers, business and leadership education, networking opportunities, and region-specific programming. All sessions will be delivered in Spanish.

Agents from North America and other regions will have a chance to experience one of the world’s most dynamic real estate markets firsthand. The event aims to help attendees understand emerging markets, strengthen referral networks, and identify new ways to serve clients interested in Latin American real estate.

Registration Details

Early bird registration is now open at expconintl.exprealty.com. eXplorer Passes are also available for non-eXp agents who want to experience the company’s collaborative model.

About AGNT, Inc.

AGNT, Inc. (Nasdaq: AGNT) is the global parent company of eXp Realty®, the most agent-centric real estate brokerage in the world. It also owns NextHome, Inc., an award-winning national real estate franchise; FrameVR.io, a virtual collaboration platform; and SUCCESS® Enterprises, a leading personal development and media brand for entrepreneurs.

The AGNT platform supports independent agents, franchise owners, and team leaders across the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Asia Pacific, and South Africa. As a publicly traded company, AGNT prioritizes transparency, innovation, and long-term value for agents, franchise owners, staff, and shareholders.

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