RealPage is suing to block New York’s law against AI-enabled rent price fixing.
Fresh off a settlement with the DOJ over its software allegedly enabling landlord collusion to raise rents, RealPage is now suing the state of New York over a new law that bans algorithmic rent pricing, claiming it violates the company’s First Amendment rights. RealPage: > RealPage is seeking a judgment and injunction against a recently adopted statute that seeks to prohibit the use of math and publicly available in…
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