Opendoor (OPEN) Q3 2025 Earnings Today: Robinhood Livestream Debut, What to Watch [Nov 6, 2025]

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6 November 2025

Nov 6, 2025 — Markets & Real Estate Technology

Summary: Opendoor Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: OPEN) reports Q3 2025 after today’s close and will replace its traditional call with a “Financial Open House” livestream—broadcast on Robinhood and the company’s IR site—followed by an investor Q&A. Here’s what’s happening today, why it matters, and the key metrics to watch when results drop. ^[1]

Key facts at a glance (Nov 6, 2025)

Earnings timing: Q3 2025 results after market close today; the event starts 2:00 p.m. PT / 5:00 p.m. ET with a prerecorded presentation and live Q&A. Watch via Opendoor’s IR site or directly in the Robinhood app. ^[2]
Format shift: Opendoor debuts a mobile‑first “Financial Open House” to widen access and surface community questions via Say. ^[3]
Analyst setup: Previews flag year‑over‑year revenue pressure and continued losses, making guidance the swing factor. ^[4]
Leadership backdrop: In September, Opendoor named Kaz Nejatian (ex‑Shopify COO) CEO and brought back co‑founders Keith Rabois (chairman) and Eric Wu to the board—an overhaul that helped ignite a powerful rally in the shares. ^[5]
Legal overhang: In June, Opendoor agreed to a $39 million settlement of a securities class action; court approval is pending. ^[6]

What’s new today (Nov 6)

Event day details confirmed. Opendoor’s IR calendar lists the Q3 “Financial Open House” for 5:00 p.m. ET with the presentation and live Q&A accessible to all investors. ^[7]
Previews lean cautious. Morning roundups and overnight commentary highlight expectations for sharp year‑over‑year revenue declines and another net loss, putting emphasis on Q4 guidance, inventory turns, and acquisition pace later today. ^[8]
Why the format matters. The Robinhood‑hosted stream lowers access friction for a retail‑heavy holder base and prioritizes investor questions submitted through Say—an IR experiment other issuers will watch. ^[9]

Context that’s driving today’s setup

1) A new leadership team—and new expectations

Opendoor installed Kaz Nejatian as CEO in September and reinstated co‑founders Keith Rabois (chairman) and Eric Wu to the board. The changes spurred a major sentiment shift among retail investors and helped fuel a multi‑hundred‑percent YTD move. Management has framed the next leg as AI‑ and product‑led, with tighter execution and clearer messaging. ^[10]

2) A high‑attention, retail‑heavy shareholder base

Coverage over the past month chronicled surging volumes and “Open Army” interest—followed by bouts of volatility typical of meme‑adjacent names. That means guidance and unit‑economics color this evening could move shares more than the backward‑looking headline figures. ^[11]

3) Legal cleanup continues

The $39 million class‑action settlement reached in June trimmed one legal overhang, with court approval pending. Any update during the event on timing or related governance changes would be notable for risk assessment. ^[12]

What to watch in the release and Q&A

Top‑line & mix: How close Q3 revenue lands versus prior indications and whether resale velocity improved as mortgage rates stabilized off highs. (Previews point to a YoY decline.) ^[13]
Unit economics: Gross margin, contribution margin per home, and holding periods—key indicators of pricing precision and inventory risk in a slower housing market. (These metrics have been focal points in recent quarters.) ^[14]
Acquisitions vs. dispositions: The balance between homes acquired and sold is crucial for inventory health and 2026 visibility. ^[15]
Guidance & cash runway: Color on Q4 revenue, EBITDA trajectory, capital needs, and any commentary on warehouse capacity or cost of funds. ^[16]
Product & distribution: Updates on the agent‑led platform, tooling, and any conversion data since leadership changes. ^[17]
IR experiment results: Engagement stats from today’s Robinhood stream (viewers, questions) and whether the “Financial Open House” becomes the default format. ^[18]

Investor logistics for today

Start time: 2:00 p.m. PT / 5:00 p.m. ET.
Where to watch: Opendoor Investor Relations (Events & Presentations) and the Robinhood app.
Q&A: Questions curated via Say; popular items answered live. ^[19]

Why this matters beyond one quarter

Opendoor’s quarter is a litmus test for the company’s reset under new leadership and for the iBuying model’s evolution into a more capital‑light, platform‑driven approach. Clear improvements in margins and inventory turns would validate strategy; persistent drag could re‑ignite questions about durability into 2026. ^[20]

Editor’s note & methodology

This article compiles same‑day developments (Nov 6, 2025) around Opendoor’s earnings event and corroborates them with corporate disclosures and reputable financial media. We cite primary sources for timing/format (Opendoor IR and associated releases) and use analyst previews and market coverage to frame expectations. ^[24]

Disclosure: This coverage is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.

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