Federal regulators say Greystar hid mandatory fees at dozens of its Atlanta apartment complexes. Now the property giant must ...

Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) have announced a settlement of $24 million ...

The Federal Trade Commission recently warned owners and operators of apartments against an advertising practice. Renters ...

FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson directed commission staff to begin the process of proposing a rule to address unfair or ...

The Federal Trade Commission is eyeing rules for rental fees and ramped-up enforcement after settling with Greystar.

Federal Trade Commission Chairman Andrew Ferguson has directed the agency to develop a rule to address unfair or deceptive fees in rental housing.

As part of a settlement involving renters in Colorado, Greystar will pay out $24 million to the Federal Trade Commission and the state.

Greystar will pay $24 million to settle allegations that it misled renters by advertising low rents while hiding mandatory fees. The FTC and Colorado said the company omitted fixed charges that ...

FTC targets rental software firms for failing to disclose all fees, citing consumer harm and possible legal action.

Greystar, the nation's largest multi-family rental property manager, has agreed to pay $23 million to the Federal Trade Commission and $1 million to the State of Colorado and stop its deceptive ...

Greystar agreed to pay $24 million to resolve a lawsuit from the US Federal Trade Commission and state of Colorado accusing the company of deceiving apartment renters in its properties. Greystar is ...