RealPage, landlord settlements with US DOJ don’t moot state claims, judge says
By Chris May ( October 1, 2026, 21:06 GMT | Insight) -- Settlements between RealPage, landlords and the US Department of Justice to resolve alleged antitrust violations fail to address the “core” of real estate pricing software monopolization claims and alleged anticompetitive information sharing at the heart of litigation that will now move forward under a group of state attorneys general, a North Carolina federal judge said Thursday.Settlements between RealPage, landlords and the US Department of Justice to resolve alleged antitrust violations fail to address the “core” of real estate pricing software monopolization claims and alleged anticompetitive information sharing at the heart of litigation that will now move forward under a group of state attorneys general, a North Carolina federal judge said Thursday....
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