Exclusive — Opendoor CEO Kaz Nejatian: Trump Doing an ‘Excellent’ Job Lowering Housing Prices, Increasing Access

January 25, 2026
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Opendoor CEO Kaz Nejatian just dropped a bombshell on Breitbart News Saturday, praising President Donald Trump for doing an excellent job slashing housing costs and ramping up supply. In a rare candid moment from a tech exec in the red-hot real estate sector, Nejatian highlighted how Trump's deregulatory hammer—slashing red tape on construction, energy prices, and lending—is finally unleashing the pent-up housing inventory that's been choking affordability for years. This isn't just feel-good rhetoric; Opendoor, a $20B+ disruptor in iBuying, thrives on liquid markets where homes move fast, and Nejatian's vote of confidence signals real momentum in Trump's economic playbook. Digging deeper, this ties straight into the pro-2A ethos of self-reliance and property rights. Trump's housing wins echo his unyielding defense of the Second Amendment: both dismantle bureaucratic barriers that lock everyday Americans out of foundational freedoms. High housing costs have forced millennials and Gen Z into urban rentals, delaying family formation and rural moves—prime hunting grounds and self-defense havens that sustain gun culture. By flooding the market with affordable single-family homes (up 15% in new starts under Trump-era policies per recent Census data), we're seeing a ripple effect: more suburban sprawl, bigger lots for ranges, and communities less beholden to nanny-state density rules that often pair with gun restrictions. Nejatian's nod validates what 2A advocates have long argued—deregulation isn't just about guns; it's about reclaiming the American Dream of land ownership, where a man’s home (and arsenal) is his castle. The implications for the 2A community are electric heading into 2025. As housing affordability surges—median prices dipping 5-7% in key battlegrounds like Texas and Florida per Redfin metrics—expect a boom in pro-gun relocations. Families priced out of blue-state hellholes are already voting with their feet (U-Haul data shows outbound traffic from CA/NY at record highs), bolstering red strongholds that flip swing districts. Trump's dual track of housing freedom and 2A protection isn't coincidence; it's a masterstroke fortifying the base against leftist overreach. If this momentum holds, it's game on for a Second Amendment renaissance fueled by picket fences and porch-side AR-15s. Stay vigilant, patriots—affordable homes mean armed homes.

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Digging deeper, this ties straight into the pro-2A ethos of self-reliance and property rights. Trump’s housing wins echo his unyielding defense of the Second Amendment: both dismantle bureaucratic barriers that lock everyday Americans out of foundational freedoms. High housing costs have forced millennials and Gen Z into urban rentals, delaying family formation and rural moves—prime hunting grounds and self-defense havens that sustain gun culture. By flooding the market with affordable single-family homes (up 15% in new starts under Trump-era policies per recent Census data), we’re seeing a ripple effect: more suburban sprawl, bigger lots for ranges, and communities less beholden to nanny-state density rules that often pair with gun restrictions. Nejatian’s nod validates what 2A advocates have long argued—deregulation isn’t just about guns; it’s about reclaiming the American Dream of land ownership, where a man’s home (and arsenal) is his castle.

The implications for the 2A community are electric heading into 2025. As housing affordability surges—median prices dipping 5-7% in key battlegrounds like Texas and Florida per Redfin metrics—expect a boom in pro-gun relocations. Families priced out of blue-state hellholes are already voting with their feet (U-Haul data shows outbound traffic from CA/NY at record highs), bolstering red strongholds that flip swing districts. Trump’s dual track of housing freedom and 2A protection isn’t coincidence; it’s a masterstroke fortifying the base against leftist overreach. If this momentum holds, it’s game on for a Second Amendment renaissance fueled by picket fences and porch-side AR-15s. Stay vigilant, patriots—affordable homes mean armed homes.

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