A federal judge in Nashville has approved class settlements in the private antitrust case over RealPage's pricing software, bringing payments to renters to nearly $360 million, Multifamily Dive reported. The total comes from two rounds: more than $141.8 million from 27 landlords in October 2025 and $218 million from 11 landlords in May 2026. No defendant admitted liability, and settling owners agreed to stop giving RealPage nonpublic data and to stop using the software in ways that rely on competitors' nonpublic data. Claims against non-settling defendants are not affected.
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The data-sharing restrictions show the conditions large owners accepted for continued use of revenue management software, while claims against other defendants remain open.
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