RealPage settlement, USA News (Nashville, Tennessee): Renters who paid rent at apartment buildings that utilized RealPage’s pricing software have until Jan. 29, 2027, to file for a share of a $359,925,000 settlement fund. The initial step requires searching every address on the settlement’s Property List. A federal court in Nashville has entered final approval, and no payments have been distributed yet.
The affected class includes anyone in the United States or its territories who paid rent between Oct. 18, 2018, and Nov. 21, 2025, on a multifamily lease at a property licensed to use RealPage revenue-management software. Renters who moved during those seven years must check each address separately and file once the lookup is finished, as submitting a claim is the sole way to receive a payout.
Case Details and Settling Defendants
The official settlement website states that the court has entered final approval of the $359,925,000 fund. The case is In re RealPage, Inc., Rental Software Antitrust Litigation (No. II), Case No. 3:23-md-03071, in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee. The site enumerates 44 settling defendants, consisting entirely of property owners or managers.
Notable corporate names include Greystar Management Services, Camden Property Trust, Equity Residential, Lincoln Property Co., Mid-America Apartment Communities, Bell Partners, Bozzuto Management, and WinnCompanies. Renters accused the landlords and RealPage of violating antitrust laws, though the settling defendants deny wrongdoing and the court has not ruled the allegations to be true.
Eligible Rent Payments and Property Verification
The settlement class covers individuals and entities who paid rent directly to an owner, manager, or owner-operator of a multifamily property licensed to use RealPage’s revenue-management system. The products named are YieldStar, Lease Rent Options, and AI Revenue Management. The class period spans from Oct. 18, 2018, through Nov. 21, 2025.
Merely being a renter during that timeframe is insufficient; the building must have been licensed to use one of the specified products. Consequently, the administrator established an online lookup tool. A renter residing in a small landlord’s duplex or a building that never utilized the software does not fall within the class.
The Property List page instructs renters to check whether a rental property appears on the list. The administrator, Angeion Group, manages the page. Searches require a street address to determine if the building is linked to the litigation. If an address is missing, renters can still submit a claim for review, though the administrator may request additional information such as a lease, payment history, bank records, or renewal paperwork.
Deadline and Distribution Information
Claims must be submitted online or received no later than 11:59 p.m. EST on Jan. 29, 2027. The settlement site designates filing a claim as the only method to become eligible for payment. Filing is free of cost, and the site notes that individuals do not need to sign up with or pay outside attorneys or third-party filing services.
No dollar figure has been established for individual renters, and administrative costs and court-approved expenses must be resolved prior to distribution. Households that split rent among roommates should review their individual payment records, as the class covers all persons and entities who paid rent.
