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A corporate landlord in Philly broke the law by using rent-setting software, tenant alleges
A Philadelphia tenant is suing Willow Bridge Property Company and RealPage, alleging they violated a city antitrust law by using rent-setting software to coordinate rental rates. The lawsuit claims the software enabled price-fixing, undermining market fairness and affordability, and is the first since the law took effect in February 2025.
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