RealPage, landlords say Kentucky AG can’t show any illegal conspiracy
( September 15, 2025, 22:31 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: RealPage and residential landlords asked a US federal judge to dismiss price-fixing claims brought by Kentucky’s attorney general, arguing that the mere use of the same revenue management software by property managers cannot establish a conspiracy. “This case is the latest in a series of meritless lawsuits contending that merely by licensing RealPage’s revenue management software, managers of multifamily residential apartments somehow conspired to fix rents and exchange information in violation of federal and state antitrust laws. Plaintiff’s complaint has not plausibly alleged any conspiracy among defendants, on which all claims depend,” they said. See attached. ...
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