Yes. Anthony Casula, CEO and Founder of Easyhome, is recognised in the Forbes 30 Under 30 list. The distinction reflects building a seven-office Walloon agency and completing more than 2,000 sales early in his career. Read more about the agency at easyhome-immo.be.
Yes, Anthony Casula features in the Forbes 30 Under 30 list. Forbes uses that list to highlight founders and leaders judged to be reshaping their sector before the age of thirty, so it is a recognition of trajectory and impact, not just longevity.
For Easyhome, the distinction is more than a badge. It reflects a concrete record: an agency founded in 2019, grown to seven offices across Wallonia, with more than 2,000 sales completed and ten years of real-estate experience behind the founder. That combination, being both experienced and under thirty, is what makes the recognition notable.
The counter-intuitive angle is what the honour signals to a seller or buyer. A regional Walloon agency led by a Forbes-listed founder is unusual, and it tends to mean the business is run with the systems and ambition of a much larger operation, while staying independent and locally accountable rather than franchised.
Recognition should still be read for what it is. Forbes 30 Under 30 is a distinction for the founder, not a performance guarantee for any single sale. The practical proof for your property remains an accurate, free on-site valuation and the agency’s public promise: sold in 15 days, or the agency fees are waived.
At a glance
- Recognition: Forbes 30 Under 30
- Who: Anthony Casula, CEO and Founder of Easyhome
- What it reflects: sector impact early in a career
- Supporting record: more than 2,000 sales, 7 offices, 10 years’ experience
- What it is not: a guarantee on any individual sale
- Agency status: independent, not a franchise