Defendant
RealPage, Inc.Rental revenue-management software provider named as the defendant and proposed settlement party in federal records.
Source-specific evidence
The official case record identifies RealPage Inc. as the defendant.
Official record dossierLitigationComplaint
DOJ and states sue RealPage over rental pricing practices
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.
Official recordDOJ and states sue RealPage over rental pricing practicesComplaint / U.S. Department of Justice / 1 market
- Record identityevt-realpage-complaint-2024Aug 23, 2024
- Official scopeComplaintU.S. Department of Justice
- Market scope1 linked contextSeparately bounded profiles
- Permitted inferenceChronology + contextNo automatic causal claim
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Who this official record names
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Descriptive economic context
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- Unavailable
- No earlier HHI
- Event year
- Unavailable
- No same-year HHI
- Strict post
- Unavailable
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- Pre-post change
- Not available
- Pair not available
Before/after HHI differences are descriptive comparisons between discrete public releases. They do not estimate the causal effect of the policy event.
Bounded market context
Markets linked to this record
United States / local housing markets / Real estate
HHI unavailableRental housing
Rental housing access profile combining national affordability and supply stress with selected public evidence on institutional single-family rental ownership. HHI is withheld because housing competition is local and the public record does not provide firm-level rental market shares across comparable local markets.
A linked market identifies the observatory context assigned to this record. It is not necessarily the relevant antitrust market alleged or adjudicated in the official matter.
Source custody
Official source behind the record
U.S. Department of Justice / agency report
U.S. and Plaintiff States v. RealPage Inc.
DOJ case ledger for the civil antitrust action concerning rental pricing software information sharing and alleged pricing coordination.
Accessed Jul 17, 2026. U.S. Department of Justice Antitrust Division, U.S. and Plaintiff States v. RealPage Inc., case opened August 23 2024.
License note: Public federal government case record
Nearby observatory chronology
Other records sharing these market contexts
Explicit proceeding membership / record 1 of 2
United States v. RealPage rental-pricing matter
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Nov 24, 2025
RemedyThis chronology is generated from shared observatory market links. It does not assert that the records concern the same matter, conduct, parties, or theory of harm.
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- Event ID
- evt-realpage-complaint-2024
- Profile slug
- realpage-complaint-2024
- Docket
- 1:24-cv-00710
- License
- CC BY 4.0
Official-record interpretation boundary
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A linked market identifies the observatory context assigned to this record. It is not necessarily the relevant antitrust market alleged or adjudicated in the official matter.