Lawmakers in two dozen cities and states have made strides to stop landlords from using algorithmic software to determine ...

The Department of Justice under President Donald Trump recently took a long-overdue step toward restoring sanity to U.S.

Attorney General Russell Coleman claims RealPage Inc. compiles algorithms and competitor data to suggest rent prices for ...

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

The DOJ alleges that Cortland uses RealPage both in connection with its own multifamily apartment buildings and to set apartment prices at buildings it manages for other owners.

RealPage's algorithm weakens tenants' bargaining power and diminishes competition in the rental market, the DOJ's complaint says. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Much of ...

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.

Houston-based landlord company Camden Property Trust was one of six companies sued by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) as part of the department's wider antitrust lawsuit against RealPage, a ...

The DOJ also alleges that the landlords participated in “user groups” hosted by RealPage during which they discussed how to modify the algorithms’ pricing methodologies as well as their own ...

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.

The U.S. Justice Department is accusing several San Antonio-area landlords of artificially inflating rents using the RealPage's algorithms.

A federal antitrust lawsuit against the property management software company RealPage has now expanded to include a handful of the nation's largest landlords.