> but it's also plausible that they're offering pricing research. It's not plausible when they strongly pressured landlords against accepting rents lower than

> but it's also plausible that they're offering pricing research. It's not plausible when they strongly pressured landlords against accepting rents lower than suggested. That pressure wasn't an accident, and it wouldn't make any sense in a product that was merely pricing research. Now RealPage has been around for 26 years and didn't start out doing that. But at some point they transitioned into illegal price fixing as a service, because their pricing determinations were not treated as optional recommendations.