PLATKIN et al v. REALPAGE, INC. et al

  1. April 15, 2026

    Landlord Wants Out Of Fraud Claim In NJ AG's RealPage Suit

    A New Jersey landlord is urging a federal court to revisit part of a March decision and dismiss claims against it under a state consumer fraud statute amid the New Jersey attorney general's antitrust suit against RealPage Inc. and 10 of the state's largest landlords.

  2. April 01, 2026

    RealPage, Landlords Partially Duck NJ Antitrust Suit

    A New Jersey federal court partially dismissed the state attorney general's antitrust suit against RealPage Inc. and 10 of the state's largest landlords, which alleges the parties colluded to raise rents and force residents to overpay for housing.

  3. October 31, 2025

    RealPage, Landlords Flag 'Fatal Deficiencies' In Antitrust Suit

    Property management software company RealPage Inc. and multiple landlords are urging a New Jersey federal court to toss the state's rent price-fixing suit, arguing that the suit contains "fatal deficiencies" and that the state is relying on circumstantial evidence in its attempt to show that the defendants made anticompetitive agreements.

  4. October 02, 2025

    NJ Says RealPage Price-Fixing Claims Meet 'Cartel' Standard

    The New Jersey government defended its price-fixing claims against RealPage Inc. and multiple landlords in federal court, arguing that the defendants' collusion to jack up rents represents "cartel conduct in its most traditional form."

  5. July 30, 2025

    RealPage, Landlords Ask To Toss NJ's Antitrust Case

    RealPage and a group of building owners urged a New Jersey federal court to toss a case brought by state enforcers accusing them of scheming to use software to raise rents, calling it one in a series of "baseless" lawsuits that fails to allege there was any kind of conspiracy.

  6. April 23, 2025

    NJ AG Sues RealPage, Landlords, Claiming Rent Price 'Cartel'

    RealPage Inc. and 10 of New Jersey's largest landlords are colluding to raise rents in violation of state and federal antitrust and consumer protection laws, forcing Garden State residents to overpay for housing, Attorney General Matt Platkin claimed Wednesday in a federal lawsuit.