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Opendoor makes it easy for the folks of Dallas-Fort Worth to buy and sell at the tap of a button, but with Opendoor Complete, it's even easier to buy and sell in one simple, single transaction.

This means one team to guide you through selling and buying, and one digital experience to track both transactions in one place.

Opendoor is a one-stop shop; a fast, easy and certain solution for eligible homes, unlocking equity for homeowners to purchase their next home.

The process for sellers goes like this: no stagings or showings, instead receiving a competitive cash offer and a closing in as little as two weeks.

When it comes to current homeowners, most consumers would consider selling their home through a real estate tech company, like Opendoor, according to Opendoor's 2022 report "The New Normal."

In fact, 42 percent of millennials say it is extremely likely they would do so.

The digitized real estate experience that became so popular during the pandemic is here to stay, too, with 73 percent of respondents saying they would consider buying a home with a real estate technology company, like Opendoor.

"I was ready to sell, but I wasn't sure how to navigate the process on my own," says Opendoor Dallas customer Andrea R. "I was incredibly relieved when I found Opendoor, as the team helped me every step of the way. I can't recommend selling to Opendoor highly enough, and I recommend the seamless, fully digital experience to all of my friends."

The large majority of those surveyed in the report — 82 percent of sellers on average — would prefer to use one company for all real estate transactions. After all, why make buying and selling more complicated than it needs to be?

Check out these five featured listings, on the market now in the Dallas area:

Aubrey: 909 Southern Hills Way listed for $720,000
Flower Mound: 3321 Jameston Dr. listed for $696,000
Dallas: 3310 Timberview Rd. listed for $697,000
Dallas: 4312 Highlander Dr. listed for $787,000
Plano: 4612 Brook Meadow Ln. listed for $729,000

Visit Opendoor online or download the app to see what's available in your neighborhood, or to request a competitive offer today.

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Surprising Dallas neighbor ranks among hottest ZIP codes in U.S.

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Movers are loving Lavon for its small-town feel and proximity to the big city.

A recent analysis of American relocation trends has revealed the small city of Lavon outside Dallas was one of the top five hottest ZIP code for movers nationwide in October 2025.

Lavon's 75166 ZIP code ranked No. 5 on MovingPlace's new list ranking the U.S. cities with the highest number of new movers per 1,000 current residents during the month of October.

According to the study's data, 961,650 moves took place across the nation last month. Lavon (population: 13,800) saw 10.8 moves per 1,000 residents in October, the fifth highest moving rate out of all U.S. cities.

Lavon is located 32 miles northeast of Dallas in Collin County. It was praised as a highly sought-after locale for movers who want to live somewhere affordable outside Dallas while still reaping the benefits from a community with a small-town feel.

The report also added that Lavon's 75166 ZIP was the No. 1 hottest ZIP code in September, but relocations dipped 7.7 percent from September to October.

"When looking at the top ZIP codes in each state, it’s clear that less populated ZIP codes often show dramatic month-over-month increases, sometimes exceeding 100 percent," the report said. "Larger cities, by contrast, maintain consistently high move volumes without extreme spikes, because their larger populations dampen the impact of individual moves."

These are the top 10 hottest U.S. ZIP codes based on moves per capita in October:

No. 1 – 78616 in Dale, Texas
No. 2 – 34987 in Port Saint Lucie, Florida
No. 3 – 37228 in Nashville, Tennessee
No. 4 – 80019 in Aurora, Colorado
No. 5 – 75166 in Lavon, Texas
No. 6 – 32461 in Inlet Beach, Florida
No. 7 – 10004 in New York, New York
No. 8 – 43137 in Lockbourne, Ohio
No. 9 – 30346 in Atlanta, Georgia
No. 10 – 78656 in Maxwell, Texas

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Five Texas ZIPs ranked among MovingPlace's separate analysis of the top 10 hottest U.S. ZIP codes based on total move volume.

McKinney's ever-popular 75071 ZIP code ranked No. 5 on the list after gaining 298 new residents last month, only 72 residents shy from No. 1-ranking Washington, D.C.'s new resident count.

This North Dallas suburb also previously ranked as the No. 8 most popular ZIP for movers during the first five months of 2025.

The report said McKinney's most attractive qualities are its safety, its high-performing schools, and its proximity to outdoor recreational activities. it also helps that the suburb consistently ranks as the No. 1 hottest housing market in America, and it frequently tops lists comparing the best cities for renters or the most affordable cities in the U.S.

The top 10 hottest American ZIP codes in October based on total move volume were:

No. 1 – 20002 in Washington, D.C.
No. 2 – 78130 in New Braunfels, Texas
No. 3 – 78641 in Leander, Texas
No. 4 – 77433 in Cypress, Texas
No. 5 – 75071 in McKinney, Texas
No. 6 –32256 in Jacksonville, Florida
No. 7 –77493 in Katy, Texas
No. 8 – 85142 in Queen Creek, Arizona
No. 9 – 98052 in Redmond, Washington
No. 10 – 28269 in Charlotte, North Carolina

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