RealPage Rent Price-Fixing Settlement

You may qualify if you paid rent on at least one multifamily residential lease, directly to an owner, manager or owner-operator, at a property licensed for RealPage's Revenue Management Solutions — LRO, YieldStar or AI Revenue Management — at any time between October 18, 2018 and November 21, 2025. The property is the gate, not the landlord's name: the administrator publishes a searchable Property List, and you file with your tenancy address and dates rather than receipts.

The administrator states there will be no payments at this time and publishes no per-person figure — if the court grants final approval, the fund is distributed later and each share depends on how many valid claims come in. The administrator also warns in its own words that you do not need to sign up with or pay any attorney, company or individual to file.

Renters alleged that RealPage and dozens of large property managers violated federal and state antitrust laws by using RealPage's revenue-management software to coordinate and inflate rents on multifamily housing. Thirty-seven defendants agreed to settle for a combined $359,925,000 and to change their business practices, while denying any wrongdoing (In re RealPage, Inc., Rental Software Antitrust Litigation (No. II), No. 3:23-md-03071, M.D. Tenn.). The court has preliminarily approved the settlements; the case continues against the defendants that have not settled.

You can file with the settlement administrator yourself, and it is free. The official settlement site is here.

Most people who may qualify for one settlement may qualify for others they have never heard of. Cashout checks the open settlements against a few questions, keeps the official filing page and the requirements for each match in one place, and reminds you before a deadline.