RealPage rent-fixing settlements pass $200M (and counting)
More landlords are inking settlements in the RealPage rent-fixing litigation. The settlement agreements of 11 landlords were recently disclosed in filings connected to a class-action case in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee, Bisnow reported. The settlement agreements of those defendants add up to more than $218 million. Several of the settlements referenced in the filings had already been publicly disclosed: Equity Residential agreed to pay $56 million, while Camden Property Trust and Mid-America Communities each agreed to pony up $53 million. Other prominent landlords to reach settlement agreements include Cortland Management ($18 million), Lincoln Property […]
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