Minnesota Renters May Qualify for Share of $360 Million Settlement
Minnesota renters may be eligible for a portion of a $360 million settlement if they lived at properties using RealPage software between 2018 and 2025.
Minneapolis St. Paul, MN, September 1, 2026 —
Renters in Minnesota who resided in properties that utilized RealPage software between the years 2018 and 2025 could potentially be eligible to receive a portion of a substantial settlement. The total settlement amount has been reported as $360 million.
Eligibility for a share of this settlement is contingent upon specific residency criteria. Individuals must have lived at rental properties where the RealPage software was in use during the defined timeframe. The exact details regarding how to claim a portion of the settlement, specific eligibility requirements beyond residency and software use, and the distribution process have not been fully detailed in the provided summary.
RealPage is a software company that provides solutions for the real estate industry, including property management. The settlement reportedly stems from issues related to the company’s software and its use in rental properties. Further information regarding the nature of the claims that led to the settlement, the parties involved in the legal action, and the specific terms of the agreement would be necessary to provide a more comprehensive understanding of the situation.
As of the information available, the contractor’s name responsible for managing the settlement distribution was not provided. Similarly, the precise timeline for when affected renters can expect to receive notification or begin the claims process has not been specified. The duration of the software’s use, whether continuous or intermittent, at eligible properties is also a detail that would typically be clarified in such proceedings.
The total settlement fund amounts to $360 million, intended to compensate eligible individuals. The final amount an individual renter might receive would depend on the total number of valid claims filed and the specific terms agreed upon in the settlement. The period covered for eligibility is from 2018 through 2025. Information on any specific legal entity or court overseeing this settlement was not included in the summary.
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