1405 - “Housing Cartel” Investigated by the DOJ Puts Landlords on Alert by Jeff Vasishta
A housing cartel? No, not in a lawless narco-state, but in major American cities, where corporate landlords have been accused of conspiring with Texas-based real estate software company RealPage to drive up rents.
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A housing cartel? No, not in a lawless narco-state, but in major American cities, where corporate landlords have been accused of conspiring with Texas-based real estate software company RealPage to drive up rents.
Most recently, Atlanta-based Cortland Management, one of America’s largest landlords, was served a warrant by the FBI concerning an ongoing antitrust investigation into multifamily housing price-fixing by the Department of Justice (DOJ). According to Cortland Management’s website, the company is worth $218 billion and manages 85,000 units in 13 states.
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