Jeffrey Roper, a principal scientist who joined the company in 2004, helped to design one of RealPage’s revenue management systems, YieldStar. Before he worked for RealPage, Roper served as a revenue ...

April 9 (Reuters) - Is the best defense a strong offense? Consider a move by U.S. property management software firm RealPage, which sued the city of Berkeley, California, in federal court last ...

In an interview with ProPublica, Jeffrey Roper, who helped develop one of RealPage’s main software tools, acknowledged that one of the greatest threats to a landlord’s profits is when nearby ...

Rent prices in D.C. increased 1.6 percent from June 2023 to June 2024, and are up more than 10 percent from their pre-pandemic levels. In its lawsuit, D.C. alleges that RealPage and property ...

A RealPage executive told a landlord that using competitor data could help identify where a landlord “may have a $50 increase instead of a $10 increase for the day,” according to the lawsuit.

Data company RealPage is confronted with state and local efforts to ban its algorithmic pricing system for landlords in the rental-apartment market. Now, a provision buried in House Republicans ...

Justice Department alleges RealPage enabled price-fixing on rents 02:43. The Justice Department on Friday filed an antitrust lawsuit against RealPage, a property management software provider ...

RealPage recently argued that its software "benefits both housing providers and residents," and "makes price recommendations in all directions—up, down, or no change—to align with property ...

RealPage’s algorithmic pricing model is among one of the first subject to scrutiny, perhaps due to its involvement in housing, a necessity that has ballooned in price as housing supply languishes.

The U.S. Department of Justice announced Friday that it is suing the real estate company RealPage, saying it engaged in a price-fixing scheme to drive up rents. The attorneys general of eight ...

Senators probe whether RealPage pushed state AI law ban. The Senators want to know how the 10-year ban on state-level AI regulation would help the rent-setting software company’s bottom line.

Algorithms are changing enforcement, too. In the 1990s, the government needed an informant — or, in Hollywood’s retelling, “The Informant!” — to break up the lysine cartel. The RealPage ...