NYC Renters File Class Action Suit Against Compass
Compass is back in the legal spotlight, this time as the defendant in a class action antitrust suit filed by New York City renters who allege the megabrand “monopolized” the New York metro market through its acquisition of Anywhere, and also restricted renters’ access to inventory by asking agents to divert listings off of Zillow’s…
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