BUSINESSJun 18 · 21:12 UTCKMSP FOX9 MINNEAPOLIS[email protected] (Madison Hunter)

Property management company, LivCor, to pay $7M to settle illegal rent-fixing lawsuit

Property management company LivCor will pay $7 million to settle a lawsuit alleging illegal rent-fixing, as stated by Minnesota’s attorney general. The settlement requires the company to alter its business practices after allegedly maintaining artificially high rent prices.

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