RealPage, a property management platform, has filed suit against New York over a ban on its AI-driven rent-setting software, citing First Amendment violations.

The Department of Justice and Texas software-maker RealPage announced they have reached a settlement in a case involving price-fixing allegations in some of the nation’s largest rental markets.

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Greystar, the largest landlord in the U.S. with multiple major properties in Mountain View, has reached a $7 million ...

The DOJ reached a settlement with RealPage restricting its rent-pricing algorithms, aiming to boost competition as states and ...

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Changes could be coming soon in how landlords set prices for rental properties they own. That's ...

A new law banning software that recommends rental prices to landlords using market data is due to take effect Dec. 15.