Court Docket
Citing Law360, PYMNTS reports that Kentucky settled its antitrust claims against Greystar Management Services in AG Russell Coleman's RealPage suit, filed July 2025 in the Eastern District of Kentucky (kentucky-ag-v-realpage-greystar-2025). Terms were not disclosed. It adds that a federal judge had earlier let key claims proceed after Greystar sought dismissal, and that the complaint alleged hundreds of thousands of Kentucky renters were affected.
settled (terms undisclosed)
Jul 21, 2026 · PYMNTS.com · Kentucky
Court Docket
Law360 reports that Kentucky settled its federal antitrust claims against Greystar Management Services, which the state alleged used RealPage revenue-management software to fix rents. This is the source of the July 2026 Greystar settlement noted on kentucky-ag-v-realpage-greystar-2025.
settled (terms undisclosed)
Jul 20, 2026 · Law360 Real Estate Authority · Kentucky
Reporting
The University of Louisville student paper reported unsanitary conditions, inconsistent communication and a broken rent-payment portal as The Province transitioned from American Campus Communities to Greystar. It also noted WDRB reporting on student complaints of broken air conditioning and unsanitary conditions at Greystar-managed Trifecta Apartments.
published
Sep 9, 2025 · The Louisville Cardinal · The Province · Louisville, KY
Regulators
Kentucky AG Russell Coleman sued RealPage and several landlords, including Greystar Real Estate Partners, alleging algorithmic price-fixing in violation of federal antitrust law and the Kentucky Consumer Protection Act. According to PYMNTS (July 21, 2026), Kentucky reached a settlement with Greystar Management Services; terms were not disclosed in public filings.
Greystar settled July 2026 (terms undisclosed)
Jul 2, 2025 · Kentucky Attorney General / U.S. District Court, E.D. Ky. · Kentucky
Regulators
After an unfair labor practice charge filed in January 2017, the NLRB regional office issued a complaint and notice of hearing alleging violations of Section 8(a)(1), including coercive rules and retaliation for concerted activity. A Regional Director order was issued in June 2018 and the case is closed.
closed (2018)
Feb 23, 2017 · National Labor Relations Board (Case 09-CA-190927) · Louisville, KY
