TLDR
- reAlpha Tech Corp. (AIRE) stock climbed 61.37% to $0.7276 on October 21, 2025, with after-hours trading reaching $0.88.
- The company raised $8.3 million through 35.85 million warrant exercises on October 20, increasing shares outstanding to 126.5 million.
- reAlpha completed integration of AI subsidiary Naamche on October 7 and expanded mortgage operations into Nevada on October 1.
- The stock regained Nasdaq compliance on September 22 by maintaining market cap above $35 million for 10 consecutive days.
- Analysts maintain a Hold rating with mixed price targets ranging from $0.50 to $1.25 per share.
reAlpha Tech Corp. stock surged over 61% on October 21, 2025, closing at $0.7276. After-hours trading pushed shares near $0.88, representing a sharp move from the previous day’s $0.45 price.
reAlpha Tech Corp. Common Stock, AIRE
Trading volume exploded past 100 million shares as investors reacted to multiple company announcements. The 52-week range for AIRE stock sits between $0.14 and $4.49.
The October rally followed a warrant exercise announcement on October 20. reAlpha issued 35.85 million shares through various warrant conversions, generating approximately $8.3 million in gross proceeds. Total shares outstanding now stand at 126.5 million.
The warrant exercises included Inducement Warrants, July 2025 Warrants, Private Placement Warrants, and Placement Agent Warrants. Stockholder approval was secured for compliance with Nasdaq Listing Rule 5635(d).
Strategic Moves Drive Growth Plans
On October 7, reAlpha completed full integration of Naamche into core operations. The AI subsidiary brought a 30-plus person engineering team acquired in 2024.
CEO Mike Logozzo said the integration “reflects our One reAlpha strategy, uniting our teams under a single brand.” The move consolidates product and technology teams under one umbrella.
Naamche’s intellectual property includes the “Claire” AI homebuying concierge. CTO Vijay Rathna said the integration creates “one culture where innovation and collaboration can thrive” across services.
The company expanded into Nevada on October 1 by launching reAlpha Mortgage there. Veteran loan officer Jennifer Buserini was hired to lead state operations. This marks reAlpha’s 31st licensed state.
Jamie Cavanaugh, CEO of reAlpha Mortgage, called Buserini “accomplished” and “ideal” for the growth phase. The expansion supports reAlpha’s strategy to unify real estate, mortgage, and title services on one AI platform.
Market Performance and Analyst Outlook
On September 22, reAlpha regained Nasdaq compliance. Market capitalization stayed above the $35 million minimum for 10 straight days, lifting the company from warning status.
CFO Piyush Phadke said this “underscores our commitment to maintaining financial discipline” while scaling operations. The compliance milestone came as the stock worked to stabilize.
Technical indicators showed the 14-day RSI above 82 on October 21, signaling overbought conditions. Short-term moving averages flashed buy signals. The 200-day moving average sits around $0.78, just above recent closing prices.
Analyst consensus remains cautious. MarketBeat reports a $1.25 twelve-month price target, implying 72% upside. However, two analysts rate AIRE stock as “Hold” or “Sell.”
Revenue reached $1.25 million in Q2 2025, up 1,909% year-over-year. The company remains pre-profit as it scales operations. The next earnings date is scheduled for November 11, 2025.
The October 20 warrant exercise brought additional capital as reAlpha pushes national expansion of its AI-powered real estate platform across mortgage, brokerage, and title services.
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