San Antonio renters may be eligible for settlement check as a result of class action lawsuit
Renters in San Antonio and Houston may soon receive settlement checks from a class action lawsuit against RealPage.
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The reporting (5)
- Judge Concerned About Misinformation In RealPage Case Law360 · 1d ago
- Rent from one of these Houston landlords? You may be owed money after $360M deal Houston Chronicle · 1d ago
- Texas renters: Check if you are eligible to claim a settlement payout after rent pricing lawsuit KHOU · 1d ago
- Rented an apartment between 2018 and 2025? How to check whether you may qualify for the RealPage settlement Click2Houston · 1d ago
- San Antonio renters may be eligible for settlement check as a result of class action lawsuit KSAT · 1d ago
The brief
Renters in San Antonio and Houston may soon receive settlement checks from a class action lawsuit against RealPage. The settlement, part of a $360 million deal, is the result of a lawsuit alleging price-fixing by RealPage, a software company used by landlords. The lawsuit covers renters who lived in apartments managed by certain landlords between 2018 and 2025. The judge in the case has expressed concern about misinformation, indicating that details about eligibility and the settlement process may still be unclear.
Renters are advised to check their eligibility through official channels. The timing of the settlement coincides with ongoing concerns about housing affordability and tenant rights. The Houston Chronicle and KSAT have provided guidance on how renters can determine if they qualify for the settlement. Click2Houston and KHOU have also offered resources for renters to check their eligibility.
Law360 has reported on the judge's concerns about misinformation, underscoring the need for accurate information to reach affected renters. The settlement process is still unfolding. Renters who believe they may be eligible are encouraged to verify their status through reliable sources. The judge's concerns about misinformation suggest that clear communication will be crucial in ensuring that eligible renters receive their settlement checks.
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Quick answers
Who is eligible for the settlement?
Renters who lived in apartments managed by certain landlords between 2018 and 2025 may be eligible.
How can renters check their eligibility?
Renters should refer to official channels and resources provided by outlets such as the Houston Chronicle, KSAT, Click2Houston, and KHOU.
What is the total settlement amount?
The total settlement amount is $360 million.
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