Greystar, which the FTC said manages some 800,000 rental units across the country, posted an unsigned statement on it's website in response to the lawsuit. "The FTC has opted for headline-grabbing ...
(CN) — The state of Colorado joined the Federal Trade Commission Thursday to sue Greystar, one of the largest rental property management companies in the nation, saying it deceives customers via ...
Greystar claims the FTC is misrepresenting the situation and that advertising a base rent amount is “a longstanding industrywide practice.” The company manages more than 800,000 rental units ...
"At no time did Greystar engage in any anti-competitive practices," the company said in a statement. The Federal Trade Commission separately sued Greystar this month, alleging it deceived ...
The state is joined by the Federal Trade Commission in the lawsuit, which did its own investigation into the fees. The investigation found that Greystar failed to pre-disclose “mandatory ...
On Jan. 16, Weiser filed a lawsuit with the Federal Trade Commission against Greystar Real Estate Partners LLC for deceptive advertising practices. Greystar, one of Colorado’s largest rental ...
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has filed a lawsuit accusing property management company Greystar of swindling renters across the country out of at least $100 million using hidden fees FILE ...