the six property management companies own over 70,000 housing units across North Carolina, including a third of one- and two-bedroom apartments in the Charlotte, Raleigh and Durham-Chapel Hill ...

North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson sued a half-dozen large companies that manage thousands of apartments and other ... Blackstone's LivCor LLC, Camden Property Trust, Cushman & Wakefield ...

North Carolina is joining a bipartisan group of ... Greystar Real Estate Partners, LivCor, Camden Property Trust, Cushman & Wakefield, Pinnacle Property Management Services, Willow Bridge Property ...

In a lawsuit filed Tuesday, North Carolina ... Durham-Chapel Hill was fourth, with about 34 percent. The six companies named in this week’s lawsuit (Greystar, LivCor, Camden, Cushman & Wakefield ...

An amended complaint names six landlords as defendants in ongoing litigation that North Carolina and several other states, along with the federal government, began in August.

Filed in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina ... Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill and Charlotte areas had about one-third of the one- and two-bedroom apartments rents ...

Attorney General Jeff Jackson sued six landlords for allegedly working together illegally to raise rents for North Carolinians, according to a news release from the North Carolina ... and two-bedroom ...

(The Center Square) – Creation of a pricing algorithm in coordination with a software company has created a lawsuit by the North Carolina ... Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill and Charlotte areas had about ...