RealPage
Coverage of RealPage in the Nexus archive.
- 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.
- AI is helping gas stations collude to raise California fuel prices, lawsuit says
A federal lawsuit alleges that AI-powered fuel-pricing software called Kalibrate enabled gas station operators in California to collude and raise prices illegally. The lawsuit names Marathon and Circle K as defendants, accusing Kalibrate of facilitating cartel-like behavior through algorithms that coordinate high prices and discourage competitive pricing.
- AI is helping gas stations collude to raise California fuel prices, lawsuit says
A federal lawsuit alleges that AI-powered software called Kalibrate has enabled gas station operators in California to collude and raise fuel prices illegally. The lawsuit names Marathon, Circle K, and Kalibrate, claiming the software coordinates high prices and discourages competitive pricing, violating antitrust laws.
- North Carolina AG reaches settlement with company over AI rent scheme
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.