RealPage $359.9M Renters Antitrust Class Action Settlement

Who Is Eligible?

You may be eligible to file a claim if you:

• You paid rent directly to an owner, manager or owner-operator (or one of their divisions, subsidiaries or affiliates) on at least one multifamily residential lease — an apartment, not a single-family house let by an individual.
• The property was subject to a licence for RealPage's Revenue Management Solutions: Lease Rent Options (LRO), YieldStar or AI Revenue Management (AIRM).
• You paid that rent between 18 October 2018 and 21 November 2025.
• The class covers persons and entities across the United States and its territories. You did not need to know RealPage existed — what matters is what your building licensed.
• Search your address on the Property List at the official site. But note the administrator's own wording: even if your property is not listed, or the search is inconclusive, you may still submit a claim for consideration.
• You must document that you paid. This is not a no-proof settlement, and it is where most claims will fail.

How Much Can You Get?

Payment is pro rata and weighted by rent. The more you paid across the class period, the larger your share of what is left after fees and costs. No fixed per-person figure exists, and none can until the administrator knows how many valid claims arrived.

The proof requirement is what will sink most claims. Treat it as the main task.

For every eligible address the form wants the lease start month, the monthly rent and the number of months you leased, and for each address you must attach documentation covering at least one month of it. The form says plainly that failure to provide acceptable supporting documentation may result in rejection of your claim. Anything showing you personally paid will do: a lease, a rent ledger, bank or card statements, a screenshot from the payment portal.

Roommates each claim their own share of what they personally paid. Agree who claims what rather than both claiming the full rent.

Do not expect money soon. The fairness hearing is 15 October 2026, claims stay open until 29 January 2027, and the administrator states outright that no payments will be made until the court grants final approval. Appeals can stretch that out further still.

Worth knowing: this is settlement number two in the litigation. Defendants who have not settled are still being sued, so staying in the class keeps you eligible for whatever comes next.

How to File Your Claim

File with the administrator:

• Gather your proof first. This is the step that decides whether the claim survives, so start here rather than at the form. You need something covering at least one month at each address you are claiming.
• Dig out old addresses. The class period runs from 18 October 2018, so flats you left years ago may still count, and each one is claimed separately.
• Search the Property List at RealPageRentalSettlement.com. If your address is not there, or the result is inconclusive, you can still submit — the administrator says so explicitly.
• File online at RealPageRentalSettlement.com. Online is the better route because you upload documents directly; posting means sending copies you will not get back.
• File by 29 January 2027, submitted online or received by post on that date.
• Opting out or objecting had its own deadline, 22 September 2026. If you are reading this afterwards that window has closed, which changes nothing about your ability to claim.
• Filing direct is free. The administrator warns that third-party filing services may imply you need them, may charge substantial fees, and can introduce errors that affect eligibility — and that once one files for you, all correspondence about your claim goes to them rather than to you. You can also ring the administrator for free help with the form.

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