Shares of Opendoor Technologies $OPEN ( ▼ 1.48% ) moved higher early after CEO Kaz Nejatian highlighted just how dramatically the company’s home buying footprint has expanded across the US. The stock reacted to a simple but striking visual shared by Nejatian showing Opendoor going from a patchwork presence to nearly nationwide coverage.
From selective to everywhere
In a post on X, Nejatian shared two maps side by side. The first showed Opendoor’s limited buying and selling footprint from the past. The second showed coverage across the entire lower 48 states. The implication was clear: Opendoor is no longer testing markets, it is going all in on scale.
AI sped up the playbook
Nejatian credited artificial intelligence for the rapid expansion, saying the first map took ten years to build without AI, while the second took just ten weeks with it. On his first earnings call as CEO, he reinforced that shift, saying Opendoor is now operating with a “default to AI” approach across the business.
Execution is the next test
The vision is ambitious and investors appear intrigued, but the real question is whether nationwide reach can translate into sustainable profits. For now, the market is responding to the idea that Opendoor is moving faster than it ever has, with AI doing much of the heavy lifting.