A Dallas-based investor with nearly $6 billion in assets has acquired an office property in Richardson's telecom corridor ...

However, that’s not quite accurate. ProPublica revealed that Texas-based RealPage’s YieldStar software uses a mysterious ...

The Department of Justice and eight state attorneys general filed a civil antitrust lawsuit in August against RealPage Inc. – ...

A Dallas real estate and investment firm is the new owner of a large office campus in Richardson.Provident Realty Advisors ...

But then there’s RealPage. The Texas-based company has been sued in Washington, D.C., for a product that, among other things, helps landlords big and small set rents. It has been on the other ...

High home prices and interest rates have pushed many Americans to rent, creating fierce competition for available units.

The software company, RealPage, is currently being sued by the Department of Justice for allegedly using proprietary data to ...

On the multifamily front, RealPage has said that recent economic developments "reflected positively" on apartment demand. Absorption in the third quarter was more than 192,000 units. Year-to-date ...

That company is called RealPage. According to the lawsuit, RealPage has shared data about rental properties that has led property owners to collude rather than compete in the rental market.

AppFolio generated $472 Million revenue. Management just guided 2024 revenue to be in the range of $786 to $790 Million.

Big-time apartment owners, it turns out, also had a secret weapon: a Texas company called RealPage, which sells software to property managers to help them set rents and juice their profits.