DOJ Sues Landlords for Pricing Scheme

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Big landlord settles with US, will cooperate in price-fixing investigation

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The US Justice Department filed an antitrust lawsuit against " six of the nation's largest landlords" Cortland Management agreed to a settlement requiring it to cooperate with the government.

Cortland manages over 80,000 rental units in 13 states.

The US previously sued RealPage , a software maker accused of helping landlords collectively set prices.

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