> I've seen some complexes down to 1-2 units by the end of July. And you're sure the building is actually occupied and the units haven't been strategically tak

> I've seen some complexes down to 1-2 units by the end of July. And you're sure the building is actually occupied and the units haven't been strategically taken off the market? > I am not sure if this is price fixing, It is on RealPage's part. It's their stated _intention_. Whether cases should open against landlords who used it, I agree, I'm not sure, but it _is_ clear that RealPage broke the law here. > I think it really depends on the internal communication and what they sold to landlords. The real question is "does realpage charge landlords for it's service?"