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DOJ Backs Tenants in Case Alleging Price-Fixing by Big Landlords and a Real Estate Tech Company

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By Heather Vogell, ProPublica  This story was originally published by ProPublica. The U.S. Department of Justice late Wednesday stepped into a massive antitrust lawsuit filed by dozens of tenants who are accusing a tech company’s apartment software of helping landlords collude to inflate rents. The DOJ action comes after a ProPublica investigation last year found […]

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