LivCor is the latest real estate company to settle over its use of rent-setting software from the data company RealPage.

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Oregon reached a $7 million settlement after a property management company was accused of sharing competitive data with other landlords in a rent-fixing scheme, Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield ...

One of the country’s largest property management companies must pay Oregon and eight other states $7 million after using software that artificially inflated rent prices. LivCor, a real estate company ...

Tampa, Florida, June 21st, 2026, FinanceWireRentPost, a cloud-based property management software provider, reports continued ...

Justice Department Willow Bridge proposed settlement raises RealPage algorithmic pricing and Sherman Act compliance risks for ...

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Wilczynska, who was born in Warsaw, Poland, earned a master's degree in computer science before building her career in London and later joining Google in Zurich in 2015 ...