DOJ and state plaintiffs filed a civil antitrust complaint alleging unlawful information sharing and pricing coordination through RealPage revenue-management software.
Adds a conduct case to the rental housing evidence route without implying a national rental-market HHI; relevant competitive effects remain local and fact specific.
DOJ filed a proposed consent judgment requiring changes to nonpublic data use, model training, pricing features, information sharing, and compliance monitoring.
Records the proposed remedy path. Any effect on local rents or market structure requires later outcome evidence and should not be inferred from the filing alone.
A market link is observatory context assigned to an official record. It is not necessarily the relevant antitrust market alleged or adjudicated in the proceeding.
These are descriptive observations from separately defined market series. Timing does not identify the proceeding's effect, and missing HHI remains missing.
DOJ case ledger for the civil antitrust action concerning rental pricing software information sharing and alleged pricing coordination.
Reproducible proceeding packet
Reuse the chronology without flattening its evidence
Every route keeps the exact event IDs selected for this proceeding. Record rows, named-organization edges, market windows, and Atlas relationships remain separate tables.
Proceeding ID
proceeding-realpage
Profile slug
realpage-rental-pricing
Docket set
1:24-cv-00710
License
CC BY 4.0 compilation
Proceeding interpretation boundary
The complaint and proposed settlement share federal case number 1:24-cv-00710 and are therefore encoded as one proceeding chronology. The latest encoded stage is a data-coverage statement, not a conclusion about current posture or finality.