U.S. property management software firm RealPage said on Friday the Department of Justice had ended a criminal investigation into the company on suspicion of illegal pricing of rental housing.

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 the region around D.C., the first government to file suit against RealPage, about 24 percent of multifamily units are managed by companies alleged to have used RealPage’s rent software.

Seattle landlords will soon no longer be allowed to use rent-setting software like RealPage to suggest and set prices, after ...

Greystar unlawfully charged military personnel with relocation orders for early lease terminations, the DOJ said.

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 ...

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.

RealPage says it isn’t doing anything wrong by suggesting to landlords how much rent they could charge. In a move to reclaim its own narrative, the property management software company published ...

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.

RealPage’s reach is broad. It controls 80 percent of the market for software of its kind, which in turn is used to set prices of around 3 million units across the country, according to the DOJ.

A RealPage spokesperson, Jennifer Bowcock, ... York Times investigation found that RealPage, alongside other companies, used faulty computer algorithms to do automated background checks on tenants.

RICHARDSON, Texas — More states have joined a class-action lawsuit against a Richardson-based software company accused of using AI to artificially inflate housing costs across the country ...