"Can you decribe what secret info is being shared in those cases? Is it just the rents people are paying?"
According to the complaints, it is more than only the rents paid.
Note that "secret" is not the adjective used to describe the data/info being exchanged bwteeen the defendants. The term used is "non-public".
To bring suit against RealPage, precise descriptions of the non-public data/info are not necessary. Examples of this data/info may be found later, during discovery. As such, the initial complaints do not contain specific examples of data/info, only general desciptions. Below are some excerpts showing how the data/info is described generally.
Cherry v RealPage (WD Washington)
4. ... rents charged for each unit and each floor plan, lease terms, amenities, move-in and move-out dates.
4. ... the rents recorded in signed new leases ...
Lai-Cheong v RealPage (ED Virginia)
3. ... real time lease transaction data, including prospect, renter, and property data ...
3. ... non-public information about pricing (including unpublished starting rents and renewal rent increases), inventory, occupancy rates, length of leases, units and unit types that are or will be coming available to rent, and other confidential information about each of the apartments they manage.
45. ... real time lease transaction data, including prospect, renter, and property data ...
46. ... non-public competitively sensitive information ... including about pricing (featuring unpublished starting rents and renewal rent increases), inventory, occupancy rates, length of lease, units and unit types that are or will be coming available to rent, and other confidential information about each of the apartments they manage.
Sillverman v RealPage (SD New York)
65. ... specific, non-public pricing information on important factors such as concessions that are given at the time of lease that are individually negotiated and not otherwise publicly available.
Schmidig v RealPage (ED California)
46. ... detailed real-time non-public information on a daily basis about pricing (including unpublished starting rents and renewal rent increases), inventory, occupancy rates, length of lease, units and unit types that are or will be coming available to rent, and other confidential information about each of the apartments they manage.
Duffy v Yardi Systems (WD Washgington)
123. ... detailed, competitively sensitive, and non-public information about current supply, production, and pricing plans regarding leasing.
Haynes v RealPage (ND Georgia)
5. ... nonpublic proprietary data, including their lease transactions, rent prices, and occupancy and inventory levels.
94. ... detailed, real-time, and non-public information concerning pricing, inventory, occupancy rates, as well as their units and unit types available, or that will soon be available for rent.
White v RealPage (Massachusetts)
3. ... non-public data from its client property managers regarding lease transactions, rent prices, occupancy levels, and virtually every other possible data point that drives rent.
47. ... nonpublic lease transaction data ...
Boelens v RealPage (WD Washington)
3. ... non-public data from its client property managers regarding lease transactions, rent prices, occupancy levels, and virtually every other possible data point that drives rent.
47. Figure 1, below, is a diagram from an eBook published by Defendant RealPage on its website.32 It demonstrates how RealPage aggregates the data (including nonpublic lease transaction data) which enables RealPage to coordinate pricing among its clients.
Armas v RealPage (ND California)
2. ... non-public data from its client property managers regarding lease transactions, rent prices, occupancy levels, and virtually every other possible data point relevant to rent prices.
55. ... nonpublic lease transaction data ...
Marchetti v RealPage (SD Florida)
45. ... detailed real-time non-public information on a daily basis about pricing (including unpublished starting rents and renewal rent increases), inventory, occupancy rates, length of lease, units and unit types that are or will be coming available to rent, and other confidential information about each of the apartments they manage.
Corradino v RealPage (SD Florida)
3. ... non-public data from its client property managers regarding lease transactions, rent prices, occupancy levels, and virtually every other possible data point that drives rent.
53. ... nonpublic lease transaction data ...
Parker v RealPage (SD Florida)
3. ... non-public data from its client property managers regarding lease transactions, rent prices, occupancy levels, and virtually every other possible data point that drives rent.
54. ... nonpublic lease transaction data ...
Kramer v RealPage (District of Columbia)
3. ... non-public data from its client property managers regarding lease transactions, rent prices, occupancy levels, and virtually every other possible data point that drives rent.
According to the complaints, it is more than only the rents paid.
Note that "secret" is not the adjective used to describe the data/info being exchanged bwteeen the defendants. The term used is "non-public".
To bring suit against RealPage, precise descriptions of the non-public data/info are not necessary. Examples of this data/info may be found later, during discovery. As such, the initial complaints do not contain specific examples of data/info, only general desciptions. Below are some excerpts showing how the data/info is described generally.
Cherry v RealPage (WD Washington)
4. ... rents charged for each unit and each floor plan, lease terms, amenities, move-in and move-out dates.
4. ... the rents recorded in signed new leases ...
Lai-Cheong v RealPage (ED Virginia)
3. ... real time lease transaction data, including prospect, renter, and property data ...
3. ... non-public information about pricing (including unpublished starting rents and renewal rent increases), inventory, occupancy rates, length of leases, units and unit types that are or will be coming available to rent, and other confidential information about each of the apartments they manage.
45. ... real time lease transaction data, including prospect, renter, and property data ...
46. ... non-public competitively sensitive information ... including about pricing (featuring unpublished starting rents and renewal rent increases), inventory, occupancy rates, length of lease, units and unit types that are or will be coming available to rent, and other confidential information about each of the apartments they manage.
Sillverman v RealPage (SD New York)
65. ... specific, non-public pricing information on important factors such as concessions that are given at the time of lease that are individually negotiated and not otherwise publicly available.
Schmidig v RealPage (ED California)
46. ... detailed real-time non-public information on a daily basis about pricing (including unpublished starting rents and renewal rent increases), inventory, occupancy rates, length of lease, units and unit types that are or will be coming available to rent, and other confidential information about each of the apartments they manage.
Duffy v Yardi Systems (WD Washgington)
123. ... detailed, competitively sensitive, and non-public information about current supply, production, and pricing plans regarding leasing.
Haynes v RealPage (ND Georgia)
5. ... nonpublic proprietary data, including their lease transactions, rent prices, and occupancy and inventory levels.
94. ... detailed, real-time, and non-public information concerning pricing, inventory, occupancy rates, as well as their units and unit types available, or that will soon be available for rent.
White v RealPage (Massachusetts)
3. ... non-public data from its client property managers regarding lease transactions, rent prices, occupancy levels, and virtually every other possible data point that drives rent.
47. ... nonpublic lease transaction data ...
Boelens v RealPage (WD Washington)
3. ... non-public data from its client property managers regarding lease transactions, rent prices, occupancy levels, and virtually every other possible data point that drives rent.
47. Figure 1, below, is a diagram from an eBook published by Defendant RealPage on its website.32 It demonstrates how RealPage aggregates the data (including nonpublic lease transaction data) which enables RealPage to coordinate pricing among its clients.
Armas v RealPage (ND California)
2. ... non-public data from its client property managers regarding lease transactions, rent prices, occupancy levels, and virtually every other possible data point relevant to rent prices.
55. ... nonpublic lease transaction data ...
Marchetti v RealPage (SD Florida)
45. ... detailed real-time non-public information on a daily basis about pricing (including unpublished starting rents and renewal rent increases), inventory, occupancy rates, length of lease, units and unit types that are or will be coming available to rent, and other confidential information about each of the apartments they manage.
Corradino v RealPage (SD Florida)
3. ... non-public data from its client property managers regarding lease transactions, rent prices, occupancy levels, and virtually every other possible data point that drives rent.
53. ... nonpublic lease transaction data ...
Parker v RealPage (SD Florida)
3. ... non-public data from its client property managers regarding lease transactions, rent prices, occupancy levels, and virtually every other possible data point that drives rent.
54. ... nonpublic lease transaction data ...
Kramer v RealPage (District of Columbia)
3. ... non-public data from its client property managers regarding lease transactions, rent prices, occupancy levels, and virtually every other possible data point that drives rent.
48. ... nonpublic lease transaction data ...