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HOUSING & REAL ESTATE • UNITED STATES

Pretium agrees to $49.7 million settlement over rental pricing charges

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Pretium Partners and its subsidiary, Progress Residential, agreed to pay $49.7 million to settle claims over rental pricing practices, according to The Real Deal and Bisnow. The FTC described the matter as its largest enforcement action against a landlord.

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Why it matters

The settlement affects a large single-family rental company and could matter to renters and landlords facing scrutiny over advertised prices and fees. The articles do not say how many renters may receive payments or what the settlement means for individual tenants.

What happens next

The companies agreed to the settlement with the FTC and four states. The supplied reports do not give a payment schedule or further implementation details.

Settlement payment and implementation details

Whether the settlement specifies renter refunds or other remedies