RealPage accused on coordinating with landlords to keep rents artificially high
The Justice Department has expanded a lawsuit against the real estate software company RealPage, adding six of the biggest landlords and property management companies in the country to the suit and alleging that they coordinated to keep rents artificially high.
DOJ sues RealPage, landlords for colluding to inflate rents
The lawsuit expands a 2024 antitrust complaint accusing a property management software maker of illegal price-fixing.
Millions of rents across the country may now be set using one company’s algorithmic software, according to a federal lawsuit ...
The six landlords named in the lawsuit have allegedly used RealPage’s algorithm to set rent prices in roughly one-third of ...
Greystar, Blackstone, Camden Property Trust and Cushman & Wakefield are among the firms added to the suit that alleges ...
The U.S. Department of Justice filed an amended complaint Tuesday alleging six of the nation’s largest landlords — including ...
Alabama is not a party to the suit, yet some of the companies named in the complaint manage or own properties in Alabama, ...
North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson is suing six landlords, accusing them of illegally collaborating with the ...
On Tuesday, the DOJ, filed an amended complaint in its antitrust lawsuit against RealPage, suing six of the nation’s largest ...
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