Six of the United State’s biggest landlords have been sued as part of a case against harmful algorithmic pricing schemes.
The U.S. Justice Department is suing six major U.S. landlords for allegedly participating in algorithmic pricing schemes ...
Greystar, Blackstone, Camden Property Trust and Cushman & Wakefield are among the firms added to the suit that alleges ...
Several large landlords allegedly colluded in an effort to keep apartment rents high, including by using an algorithm that ...
The amended complaint alleges RealPage coordinated with big landlord companies in an unlawful scheme to decrease competition ...
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Two of the apartment landlords sued by DOJ over rent price collusion have properties in Reno. Nevada AG plans to address ...
The landlords named in the updated lawsuit are: Greystar Real Estate Partners LLC; Blackstone ’s LivCor LLC; Camden Property Trust; Cushman & Wakefield Inc. and Pinnacle Property Management Services ...
North Carolina’s attorney general says six landlords operating in the state – including two with properties in southeast ...
Alabama is not a party to the suit, yet some of the companies named in the complaint manage or own properties in Alabama, ...