NASDAQ:OPEN 3 February 2026 - 11 May 2026

Shares of Opendoor Technologies Inc. slipped Monday, trading recently at $4.88—off about 2.6%—after CEO Kaz Nejatian insisted the company has patched a key weakness in its approach. Investors looked past that assurance, focusing instead on a first-quarter loss that more than doubled year-over-year. Volume topped 30 million shares, putting market capitalization near $4.68 billion. It's not just the big loss—the real test now is whether Opendoor can pull off its plan. The company says it’s aiming for about breakeven adjusted EBITDA in the second quarter. Adjusted EBITDA, a non-GAAP metric, excludes interest, taxes, depreciation, amortization, and some other costs. That’s a critical point, since Opendoor is still buying homes and holding inventory, reselling those properties into a sluggish housing market. Every extra day a home sits unsold chips away at the company’s margins.

TEMPE, Arizona, May 10, 2026, 13:02 MST Opendoor Technologies Inc. is projecting its adjusted EBITDA for the second quarter will hover around break-even, putting fresh pressure on its turnaround efforts. The online home-selling company just reported a steeper first-quarter loss, with revenue also coming in lower.

NEW YORK, March 24, 2026, 12:29 PM EDT Opendoor Technologies Inc shares slipped roughly 2% to $5.09 midday Tuesday, giving up ground alongside a weaker Nasdaq and several other stocks tied to the housing sector.

New York, March 23, 2026, 5:03 PM EDT Opendoor Technologies saw its stock climb almost 6% to $5.21 late Monday. Curiously, the company’s investor website continued to display March 3 as the most recent SEC filing.

Opendoor Technologies finished Thursday’s session off 2.6%, settling at $5.14. The online home-selling firm's market cap now stands near $5.9 billion. Trading volume hit 27.8 million shares. This is significant: Opendoor doesn’t just host listings—it puts up its own cash to purchase houses from sellers, then flips them. That leaves the company uniquely vulnerable to mortgage rates and the pace of buyer demand.

Opendoor Technologies stock slid roughly 6% on Thursday. The online home seller opened at $5.19, slipped to a session low of $4.91, and by late morning was changing hands at $4.94 on the Nasdaq. Opendoor’s fate is closely linked to housing turnover. The company purchases homes from sellers and flips them, so when mortgage rates change or resales slow, it tends to feel the squeeze on demand, inventory flow, and profit margins simultaneously.

Opendoor Technologies moved up roughly 1.3% to $5.08 in late-morning trading Wednesday, helped by a bump in weekly acquisition contracts—up 12% from the previous week, according to the company’s own public tracker. That tracker, Opendoor notes, is unaudited and can reflect contracts that might later be canceled. Shares beat out other names tied to the housing market, as Rocket Companies and Zillow were both down. The update is notable—Opendoor’s main business remains buying homes off sellers and flipping them online, which keeps the company sharply exposed to shifts in mortgage rates, buyer appetite, and inventory turnover. New housing figures out this day showed more resilience: U.S. existing-home sales ticked up 1.7% in February, while mortgage applications climbed 3.2% over the past week.

Opendoor Technologies shares were choppy on Monday, slipping down to $4.74 at one point before rebounding to trade near $5.07 in the afternoon. The moves came as investors took stock of the company's fresh 4.99% mortgage offer. This shift is significant for Opendoor, the biggest U.S. iBuyer—meaning it snaps up homes directly from sellers, then flips them—because it’s up against a housing market where the average 30-year fixed mortgage rate is holding at 6.00%. The company is aiming to push adjusted net income into the black by the end of 2026.

New York, March 3, 2026, 08:54 — Premarket Opendoor Technologies Inc slid roughly 5% to $4.80 ahead of the bell Tuesday. The stock had wrapped up Monday at $5.05, marking a 6.8% drop.

New York, Feb 25, 2026, 08:04 EST — Premarket Opendoor Technologies Inc dropped 4.7% in the last session, ending at $5.11. Traders scaled back after a post-earnings rally, putting pressure on one of the housing sector’s more volatile stocks.

NEW YORK, Feb 23, 2026, 09:16 EST — Premarket Opendoor Technologies Inc slipped roughly 2.4% to $4.88 before the bell Monday, paring back after Friday’s 7.5% jump that took the stock to $5.00.