[neilv]

Do you know how they got that list?

(Do they just manage the property and collect condo fees, or do they also collect rents?)

[nothercastle]

If you monitor the public for rent posts you could mine that data over time. Most units turn over every couple years it wouldn’t take long to get a complete picture. You just wouldn’t know the incremental adjustment though you might be able to buy that from a broker

[neilv]

I'm asking because it might be evidence of pricing collusion.

[sfifs]

Depends on the market. For instance in my country, all rentals need to be register and the cost is public.

[neilv]

Which is why I want to know how they got that list.

[nothercastle]

I don’t think there is significant desire to prosecute so non issue

[alchemist1e9]

In markets it helps greatly to have prices published publicly. Perhaps private rental transactions in apartment buildings should be required to be posted publicly?