$49.75 million settlement submitted… Progress Residential awaits court approval
Original headline4975만달러 합의안 제출…프로그레스 레지덴셜, 법원 승인 남았다
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The FTC and authorities from Arizona, Colorado, Indiana, and Utah filed a proposed $49.75 million settlement with single-family rental manager Progress Residential and owner Pretium Partners in the Northern District of Georgia over alleged misleading rent advertising and improper security-deposit deductions. Progress Residential manages more than 90,000 homes across 17 states, with Pretium owning the properties through investment funds. The settlement is not yet final and requires court approval and a judge's signature before taking legal effect. The case matters because it targets advertising and deposit practices at the largest U.S. single-family rental operator, a sector that has drawn growing regulatory scrutiny. What to watch next is whether the court approves the agreement and whether other large rental owners face similar claims.
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Progress Residential, Pretium Partners, Federal Trade Commission, Arizona, Indiana, Colorado, Utah, Northern District of Georgia Federal Court