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RealPage

Software company whose rent-pricing tools were used by competing landlords; the Justice Department sued it in 2024 and it settled in 2025.

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See United States v. RealPage (rent-pricing software) and RealPage’s settlement with the Justice Department, 24 November 2025.

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  1. United States of America et al. v. RealPage, Inc. et al.; Proposed Final Judgment and Competitive Impact Statement, Federal Register 91 FR (21 January 2026), U.S. Department of Justice, 21 Jan 2026. Primary record
    RealPage sells software to landlords that collects nonpublic information from competing landlords and uses that combined information to make pricing recommendations.
  2. RealPage Reaches Settlement with U.S. Department of Justice Regarding Revenue Management Software, RealPage, 24 Nov 2025. Self-published
    The agreement includes no financial penalties, damages, or findings or admissions of wrongdoing.
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