"RealPage manipulated the market with algorithmic collusion," DiCello Levitt partner Adam Levitt alleged as outside counsel ...

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The DOJ claimed in its lawsuit that the software, which uses data sent by landlords to RealPage, allowed them to collude over rent pricing instead of competing in a free and fair market.

The DOJ amended its lawsuit Tuesday against tech company RealPage to include six corporate landlords, while settling claims with Atlanta-based Cortland Management.

DOJ Adds 6 Major Landlords to Lawsuit Over Algorithmically Inflating Americans’ Rents Federal prosecutors sued the real estate software company RealPage in August, now they're suing some of the ...

The DOJ and a coalition of states sued RealPage in August, accusing the company of facilitating a rent price-fixing scheme affecting millions of renters. On Tuesday, the DOJ added six landlords to ...

RealPage is attempting to have the DOJ case dismissed. The software company and several other landlords are also facing separate federal lawsuits filed by tenants of landlords who used RealPage.

U.S. property management software firm RealPage said on Friday the Department of Justice had ended a criminal investigation into the company on suspicion of illegal pricing of rental housing.

After the court rejected those allegations, RealPage said the DOJ pivoted to Sections 1 and 2 of the Sherman Act, which focus on anticompetitive behavior and monopolization.

Monopolization dispute The DOJ’s complaint alleged that RealPage maintains a monopoly over commercial revenue management software for apartments in the U.S., with an approximately 80% market share.