eXp UK tops 900 agents

eXp UK has surpassed the 900-agent mark, underlining continued momentum for the self-employed estate agency platform as it enters 2026.

The milestone follows a strong 2025, during which eXp UK continued to grow its agent network while enhancing its support for both individual agents and established estate agency businesses.
Last year proved a landmark period for the business, with the platform moving beyond 800 agents and accelerating the rollout of its ‘Teams’ model.

The initiative allows traditional branch-based agencies to transition to a self-employed structure, while supporting ongoing growth in buyer representation and ancillary services.

FASTEST-GROWING

Since launching in the UK in 2019, eXp UK has expanded steadily year on year. The platform reached 600 agents in 2024, passed both the 700 and 800 milestones during 2025, and has now entered 2026 with a 900-strong member network in under seven years.

The latest figures reinforce eXp UK’s position as one of the fastest-growing self-employed estate agency models in the UK market, reflecting wider shifts in how agents choose to operate amid changing industry dynamics.

TRAINING AND TECHNOLOGY

Adam Day, Head of eXp UK and Europe, says: “2025 was an outstanding year for eXp UK in terms of growth, innovation and the calibre of agents and businesses joining the platform, and entering 2026 with some 900 agents demonstrates that momentum has carried straight through into the new year.

“What continues to stand out is not just our pace of growth, but the consistency of it.”

“Reaching 900 agents is another important milestone.”

And he adds: “Month after month, agents are choosing eXp UK because it offers the support, training and technology of a large, established brokerage, combined with the autonomy and flexibility of being self-employed.

“Reaching 900 agents is another important milestone, but it’s very much part of a bigger journey. The appetite for a better way of operating within estate agency is still growing, and we see no signs of that slowing as we move further into 2026.”

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