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The Rental Pricing Integrity Act makes it illegal for landlords or vendors of algorithmic rent‑setting tools to rely on nonpublic competitor data when setting rental prices or occupancy recommendations. It also obliges any user of such tools to certify annually to the Attorney General that they are compliant and to keep related contracts and data records for at least five years. The goal is to keep rental markets competitive and transparent for renters.
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