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RealPage, a company owned by a Chicago-based private equity group, is facing DOJ and class-action lawsuits alleging that their software for landlords violates antitrust laws. The software, which generates recommended rent prices, is used to price over 70,000 apartments in Chicago alone, according to RealPage’s own data.
Reset sits down with WBEZ data reporter Amy Qin to learn how Chicago renters could be affected.
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Published 11/26/24