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So if these landlords all got together every Monday and discussed detailed pricing / sales info that would be 100% legal? What would be the purpose of this mee
by mox1 3y ago
So if these landlords all got together every Monday and discussed detailed pricing / sales info that would be 100% legal?
What would be the purpose of this meeting other than to make implicit pricing agreements?
Does anti-trust law explicitly require a written / verbal agreement or does doing lots of things that looks like agreeing (without actually agreeing) count?
- twoodfin 3y agoTalking about pricing is fine. Not fine: “I’ll set my price to $X if you do as well.” The hard cases arise when this communication is obscured or implicit.
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- HDThoreaun 3y agoSaying “I’m charging this much because it’s the most anyone will pay so skip the work of figuring out pricing and just charge the same” is legal. “We agree to never charge less than $x” is not. The question is if realpage lead to landlords keeping units vacant when they couldn’t rent them for the realpage suggested price.