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Rent Net Adds New Services for Consumers, Advertisers

Jul 16, 1998
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Rent Net, which lists ads for 2.5 million apartments throughout the U.S. and Canada., said that it added new content channels and completed a comprehensive site redesign.


New features include zip-code/neighborhood-based searching and expanded
comparison shopping features plus a toll-free 800 number that connects users
directly to property managers.


The Rent Net home page now provides channels on Insurance, Credit Services,
Job Listings and Home Buying. In addition, discounts of up to 25% on services
such as furniture and truck rental are available.


The Homebuyers Center allows consumers to search millions of home and mortgage
listings via Rent Net global affiliates Century 21, Coldwell Banker and ERA.


With the site redesign, Rent Net said it gives advertisers new ways to target
consumers, including branded sponsorships within the new channels, including
text links and permanent graphical placement; in-line advertising
woven throughout the apartment listings; “advertorial” content areas; and
traditional banner ads.


Major site sponsors include Ryder Moving Services, CORT Furniture Rental,
Allstate Insurance, InsWeb, Progressive Insurance, QSpace, Privacy Guard,
Monster Board, Net Temps, Public Storage, Storage USA, Oakwood Corporate
Housing, Microsoft Sidewalk, CitySearch and HotMail.


Rent Net is a wholly owned subsidiary of Cendant Corp., formerly CUC
International.

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