Greystar

A California property management company, Tower Bridge Property Management, is challenging a state law requiring landlords to rent to tenants with federal housing vouchers (Section 8). The lawsuit claims the law violates Fourth Amendment rights due to mandatory inspections and paperwork for voucher holders. Similar legal challenges have emerged in other states, with tenant rights groups filing civil rights lawsuits against landlords allegedly refusing Section 8 tenants.

Greystar acquired 100% of Chile's Lar Group, which manages 12 Santiago rental buildings, deepening its build-to-rent push. The acquisition was reported by The Rio Times.

Greystar, the largest owner and manager of apartments in the US, is accused of 114 fair housing law violations across six states and the District of Columbia for refusing to accept federal housing choice vouchers (Section 8). Civil rights complaints allege the company systematically flouts local laws requiring landlords to accept these vouchers.

A housing watchdog group has filed a complaint against Greystar, the nation's largest corporate landlord, accusing the company of 53 instances of Section 8 discrimination in California.

A housing watchdog group has filed a complaint against Greystar, the nation's largest corporate landlord, accusing the company of 53 instances of Section 8 discrimination in California.

Venezuela experienced twin earthquakes of magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5, resulting in at least 164 deaths and 971 injuries. The interim leader declared a state of emergency as buildings collapsed and infrastructure sustained severe damage.

North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson reached a multi-million-dollar settlement with LivCor over an AI-driven rent-fixing scheme. The company agreed to stop using data from other landlords and RealPage without admitting wrongdoing. A similar settlement involved Greystar, and a lawsuit against RealPage and other landlords remains pending.