Opendoor’s Wild Ride: Can an AI “Refound” Save This Housing Disruptor?
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- Opendoor (OPEN) has swung from a near 1,000% rally off 2025 lows to an 11% drop on November 19 after a messy but closely watched Q3.
- Q3 2025 revenue of about $915 million beat guidance but fell ~34% year over year, with a ~$90 million net loss and slim ~7% gross margins.
- New CEO Kaz Nejatian is pushing “Opendoor 2.0,” an AI-and-automation reboot targeting adjusted profitability by late 2026 — but the housing slowdown and ongoing losses keep this firmly in high-risk territory.
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