Well, joining us now is Sasha Paparik, and he has an international perspective on the real estate market.

You know, we have a way that we have here in America of buying and selling houses, which is different than the rest of the world.

We've only seen one way for several decades, but even that way is undergoing a lot of different

changes. We've had major lawsuits between brokerages and others fighting each other in court

in terms of how listings are going to be done, how real estate is going to be done, commissions and things like that.

Two major lawsuits for the National Association realtors.

One in 2023, that was $1.8 billion.

And then there was another one for $400-something million that happened in 2024.

Meanwhile, there are lawsuits going back and forth between big brokerage companies like

Remax and a service called Compass that is doing exclusive interviews, not interviews, but

listings for a short period of time before they put them out for multiple listing. And so that's

created a competition between Compass and Zillow. So Sasha has a company that is the first international real estate platform.

So I thought it would be kind of interesting to get his perspective on how things are rapidly

changing here in the United States, as well as what is customary internationally.

So joining us now is Sasha Poparic, the founder of Immobilium, I guess, is the way you pronounce it.

Is that correct?

Correct.

And thank you, David.

Thank you for having me on your podcast.

Well, thank you for coming on.

Yeah, it's kind of interesting.

A lot of tech changes are really happening.

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