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April 12, 2024

For the South African media company, see Primedia. For infomercial company, see PriMedia Inc.

RentPath Inc. is a media company that owns Rent.com, ApartmentGuide.com, Lovely, and Rentals.com, which combined see 16 million visitors each month.[1] It was previously called K-III and PriMedia.[2] The company was acquired by Redfin in April 2021.[3]

RentPath, LLC
FormerlyK-III Communications
(1989–1997)
PriMedia
(1997–2013)
Company typeSubsidiary
Founded1989; 35 years ago (1989)
FounderBill Reilly
HeadquartersAtlanta, Georgia, United States
Key people
Jon Zigler (CEO)
ParentRedfin
(2021–present)
Websitewww.rentpath.com

During its heyday of c. 1991 to c. 2007, K-III/Primedia built a collection of more than 200 magazines that included Chicago and New York,[4] as well as Automobile, Truckin' Magazine, Soap Opera Digest, Soap Opera Weekly, Seventeen, and Weekly Reader.

History edit

Foundation as K-III edit

The company, initially called K-III Communications Corporation, was founded in 1989 by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts and Macmillan Inc. president Bill Reilly,[5] as a platform to buy media properties. Its first acquisitions were Macmillan's Book Clubs, Gryphon Editions (renamed Newbridge Communications), and Intertec Publishing; and Maxwell Communications Corporation's Webb Publishing.[6]

In 1990, K-III acquired Ward's from Thomson Corporation[7] It also acquired the business publications of Andrews Communications; Readers Garden, operator of special interest book clubs; and Weekly Reader and Funk & Wagnalls from Marshall Field V.[8]

In 1991, it acquired nine magazines from News Corporation for $600 million: Daily Racing Form, Soap Opera Digest, Soap Opera Weekly, New York, Seventeen, Premiere, European Travel & Life, Automobile, and New Woman.[9]

In 1992, it acquired medical publisher Krames from Grolier,[10] and Films for the Humanities & Sciences.

In 1993, it acquired three magazines from Wiesner, and The World Almanac from E. W. Scripps Company.

In 1994, K-III acquired Stagebill; Gibbs College;[11] Haas Publishing (now Consumer Source Inc.), publisher of Apartment Guide; and PJS Publications.[12]

Going public edit

In 1995, the company became a public company via an initial public offering, selling 15 million shares at $12 per share in a deal that left Kohlberg Kravis Roberts with control of 82.2% of the company's shares.[13] It also acquired the US trade magazine operations of Maclean-Hunter,[14] Chicago from Landmark Media Enterprises, and McMullen & Yee Publishing, a publisher of automotive magazine.

In 1996, the company acquired 14 publications from Cahners Consumer Magazines, Pro Football Weekly,[15] and Westcott Communications,[16] later renamed Primedia Workplace Learning.

In 1997, the company acquired Farm Press,[17] Park Avenue Publishing, publisher of Lowrider,[18] and Intellichoice. It also sold Krames to the Times Mirror Company,[19] sold New Woman to Rodale, Inc., and sold Gibbs College to Career Education Corporation.

Rebranding as Primedia; shift away from print edit

As of November 18, 1997, the company changed its name to Primedia to more clearly focus on its core business.[20]

In 1998, the company acquired the Cowles Enthusiast Media and Cowles Business Media divisions of Cowles Media Company from McClatchy Newspapers.[21] It sold Daily Racing Form to private investors, sold Stagebill to Fred B. Tarter, sold Newbridge Communications to Doubleday Direct,[22] and acquired Sterling/MacFadden's teen magazines and teen publisher Laufer Publishing.

In 1999, as the company's stock remained moribund,[23] it sold its education unit (Weekly Reader, The World Almanac) to Ripplewood Holdings, acquired Multimedia Publishing,[24] and sold Better Nutrition, Southwest Art, and Vegetarian Times to Sabot Publishing.[25][26]

In 2000, the company acquired the digital media company About.com for $690 million.[27]

In January 2001, as part of a joint venture, Primedia handed over editorial control of its trade publications that reported on the media industry to Steven Brill.[28] Later that year, the company acquired EMAP's U.S. magazines[29] and closed Country Journal. In October 2001, Primedia dissolved its partnership with Brill.[30]

In 2002, the company sold Modern Bride to Condé Nast Publications,[31] sold Pro Football Weekly to Arkush family, sold Chicago to Tribune Company, and sold American Baby to Meredith Corporation.

In 2003, the company sold Volleyball, Teddy Bear and Friends and Doll Reader to Ashton International Media,[32] sold Seventeen to Hearst Corporation for $182.4 million,[33] sold New York to Bruce Wasserstein for $55 million,[34] sold Tiger Beat and Bop to Laufer Media, sold Kitplanes to Belvoir Publications,[35] and sold Simba Information to R.R. Bowker.[36]

In 2004, the company sold Folio and Circulation Management to a joint venture with Red 7 Media.[37]

In 2005, the company sold About.com to The New York Times Company for $410 million,[38] sold Prism Business Media (ex-Intertec) to private investors Wasserstein & Co. (later merged with Penton Media), and sold Ward's to Prism Business Media.[39]

In 2006, the company was publishing over 280 separate magazine titles.[40] That year, it sold history magazines to Weider History Group,[41] sold Crafts Group to Sandler Capital Management for $132 million,[42] and sold Outdoor Group to InterMedia Partners[43]

In 2007, the company sold a group of 17 outdoor-oriented magazines to InterMedia Outdoors for $170 million in cash, in a deal that included Guns & Ammo and Fly Fisherman. It also sold its Enthusiast Media division to Source Interlink, controlled by Ronald Burkle, in a deal that netted Primedia $1.15 billion in cash in exchange for a group of more than 70 magazines, including Motor Trend and Soap Opera Digest and 90 consumer websites. The deal left Primedia to focus on a series of free print and online consumer guides published by its Consumer Source unit.[44][45] It also sold Gems group to Interweave,[46] sold Climbing to Skram Media,[47] sold Films for the Humanities & Sciences to Infobase Publishing,[48] and sold Channel One News to Alloy Media and Marketing.

In 2008, the company sold South Florida Auto Guide and Wisconsin Auto Guide to Target Media Partners and closed Atlanta Auto Guide.

In 2009, the company closed Today's Custom Home.

Acquisition by TPG Capital and shift toward real estate edit

In 2011, TPG Capital bought Primedia for $525 million,[49] and in 2012, Primedia acquired rent.com from eBay.[50][51]

In 2013, the company changed its name to RentPath. In 2014 it acquired Lovely for $13 million.[52]

In 2014, Providence Equity Partners LLC acquired 50% of the company.[53]

In July 2015, former CEO of Autotrader.com, Chip Perry, was named president and CEO of RentPath. He succeeded Charles Stubbs, who remained on the RentPath board of directors.[54] In November 2015, Chip Perry stepped down as president and CEO of RentPath, to take over as CEO of TrueCar.[55]

RentPath named Marc P. Lefar as President and CEO on April 4, 2016.[56]

Bankruptcy edit

In February 2020, RentPath filed bankruptcy in preparation for acquisition by CoStar, which reached an agreement to acquire RentPath for $588 million.[57] On December 29, 2020, new CEO Dhiren Fonseca[58] terminated RentPath's agreement to be acquired by CoStar.[59]

On April 5, 2021, RentPath was acquired by Redfin for $608 million.[60] RentPath rental home listings were to be integrated into Redfin.com by 2022. RentPath's headquarters remain in Atlanta and Fonseca remains in his role as CEO while the new owners seek a new permanent head.

Former notable magazine titles edit

Action sports edit

Automotive edit

Entertainment edit

Enthusiast edit

Equestrian edit

Lifestyle edit

Teen edit

Wellness edit

References edit

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April 12, 2024
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For the South African media company see Primedia For infomercial company see PriMedia Inc RentPath Inc is a media company that owns Rent com ApartmentGuide com Lovely and Rentals com which combined see 16 million visitors each month 1 It was previously called K III and PriMedia 2 The company was acquired by Redfin in April 2021 3 RentPath LLCFormerlyK III Communications 1989 1997 PriMedia 1997 2013 Company typeSubsidiaryFounded1989 35 years ago 1989 FounderBill ReillyHeadquartersAtlanta Georgia United StatesKey peopleJon Zigler CEO ParentRedfin 2021 present Websitewww wbr rentpath wbr comDuring its heyday of c 1991 to c 2007 K III Primedia built a collection of more than 200 magazines that included Chicago and New York 4 as well as Automobile Truckin Magazine Soap Opera Digest Soap Opera Weekly Seventeen and Weekly Reader Contents 1 History 1 1 Foundation as K III 1 2 Going public 1 3 Rebranding as Primedia shift away from print 1 4 Acquisition by TPG Capital and shift toward real estate 1 5 Bankruptcy 2 Former notable magazine titles 2 1 Action sports 2 2 Automotive 2 3 Entertainment 2 4 Enthusiast 2 5 Equestrian 2 6 Lifestyle 2 7 Teen 2 8 Wellness 3 ReferencesHistory editFoundation as K III edit The company initially called K III Communications Corporation was founded in 1989 by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts and Macmillan Inc president Bill Reilly 5 as a platform to buy media properties Its first acquisitions were Macmillan s Book Clubs Gryphon Editions renamed Newbridge Communications and Intertec Publishing and Maxwell Communications Corporation s Webb Publishing 6 In 1990 K III acquired Ward s from Thomson Corporation 7 It also acquired the business publications of Andrews Communications Readers Garden operator of special interest book clubs and Weekly Reader and Funk amp Wagnalls from Marshall Field V 8 In 1991 it acquired nine magazines from News Corporation for 600 million Daily Racing Form Soap Opera Digest Soap Opera Weekly New York Seventeen Premiere European Travel amp Life Automobile and New Woman 9 In 1992 it acquired medical publisher Krames from Grolier 10 and Films for the Humanities amp Sciences In 1993 it acquired three magazines from Wiesner and The World Almanac from E W Scripps Company In 1994 K III acquired Stagebill Gibbs College 11 Haas Publishing now Consumer Source Inc publisher of Apartment Guide and PJS Publications 12 Going public edit In 1995 the company became a public company via an initial public offering selling 15 million shares at 12 per share in a deal that left Kohlberg Kravis Roberts with control of 82 2 of the company s shares 13 It also acquired the US trade magazine operations of Maclean Hunter 14 Chicago from Landmark Media Enterprises and McMullen amp Yee Publishing a publisher of automotive magazine In 1996 the company acquired 14 publications from Cahners Consumer Magazines Pro Football Weekly 15 and Westcott Communications 16 later renamed Primedia Workplace Learning In 1997 the company acquired Farm Press 17 Park Avenue Publishing publisher of Lowrider 18 and Intellichoice It also sold Krames to the Times Mirror Company 19 sold New Woman to Rodale Inc and sold Gibbs College to Career Education Corporation Rebranding as Primedia shift away from print edit As of November 18 1997 the company changed its name to Primedia to more clearly focus on its core business 20 In 1998 the company acquired the Cowles Enthusiast Media and Cowles Business Media divisions of Cowles Media Company from McClatchy Newspapers 21 It sold Daily Racing Form to private investors sold Stagebill to Fred B Tarter sold Newbridge Communications to Doubleday Direct 22 and acquired Sterling MacFadden s teen magazines and teen publisher Laufer Publishing In 1999 as the company s stock remained moribund 23 it sold its education unit Weekly Reader The World Almanac to Ripplewood Holdings acquired Multimedia Publishing 24 and sold Better Nutrition Southwest Art and Vegetarian Times to Sabot Publishing 25 26 In 2000 the company acquired the digital media company About com for 690 million 27 In January 2001 as part of a joint venture Primedia handed over editorial control of its trade publications that reported on the media industry to Steven Brill 28 Later that year the company acquired EMAP s U S magazines 29 and closed Country Journal In October 2001 Primedia dissolved its partnership with Brill 30 In 2002 the company sold Modern Bride to Conde Nast Publications 31 sold Pro Football Weekly to Arkush family sold Chicago to Tribune Company and sold American Baby to Meredith Corporation In 2003 the company sold Volleyball Teddy Bear and Friends and Doll Reader to Ashton International Media 32 sold Seventeen to Hearst Corporation for 182 4 million 33 sold New York to Bruce Wasserstein for 55 million 34 sold Tiger Beat and Bop to Laufer Media sold Kitplanes to Belvoir Publications 35 and sold Simba Information to R R Bowker 36 In 2004 the company sold Folio and Circulation Management to a joint venture with Red 7 Media 37 In 2005 the company sold About com to The New York Times Company for 410 million 38 sold Prism Business Media ex Intertec to private investors Wasserstein amp Co later merged with Penton Media and sold Ward s to Prism Business Media 39 In 2006 the company was publishing over 280 separate magazine titles 40 That year it sold history magazines to Weider History Group 41 sold Crafts Group to Sandler Capital Management for 132 million 42 and sold Outdoor Group to InterMedia Partners 43 In 2007 the company sold a group of 17 outdoor oriented magazines to InterMedia Outdoors for 170 million in cash in a deal that included Guns amp Ammo and Fly Fisherman It also sold its Enthusiast Media division to Source Interlink controlled by Ronald Burkle in a deal that netted Primedia 1 15 billion in cash in exchange for a group of more than 70 magazines including Motor Trend and Soap Opera Digest and 90 consumer websites The deal left Primedia to focus on a series of free print and online consumer guides published by its Consumer Source unit 44 45 It also sold Gems group to Interweave 46 sold Climbing to Skram Media 47 sold Films for the Humanities amp Sciences to Infobase Publishing 48 and sold Channel One News to Alloy Media and Marketing In 2008 the company sold South Florida Auto Guide and Wisconsin Auto Guide to Target Media Partners and closed Atlanta Auto Guide In 2009 the company closed Today s Custom Home Acquisition by TPG Capital and shift toward real estate edit In 2011 TPG Capital bought Primedia for 525 million 49 and in 2012 Primedia acquired rent com from eBay 50 51 In 2013 the company changed its name to RentPath In 2014 it acquired Lovely for 13 million 52 In 2014 Providence Equity Partners LLC acquired 50 of the company 53 In July 2015 former CEO of Autotrader com Chip Perry was named president and CEO of RentPath He succeeded Charles Stubbs who remained on the RentPath board of directors 54 In November 2015 Chip Perry stepped down as president and CEO of RentPath to take over as CEO of TrueCar 55 RentPath named Marc P Lefar as President and CEO on April 4 2016 56 Bankruptcy edit In February 2020 RentPath filed bankruptcy in preparation for acquisition by CoStar which reached an agreement to acquire RentPath for 588 million 57 On December 29 2020 new CEO Dhiren Fonseca 58 terminated RentPath s agreement to be acquired by CoStar 59 On April 5 2021 RentPath was acquired by Redfin for 608 million 60 RentPath rental home listings were to be integrated into Redfin com by 2022 RentPath s headquarters remain in Atlanta and Fonseca remains in his role as CEO while the new owners seek a new permanent head Former notable magazine titles editFolio 1998 2004 Modern Bride Weekly Reader 1990 1999 Action sports edit Bike Magazine Bodyboarding Magazine Box Inline Skate Magazine Canoe amp Kayak Magazine Climbing TK 2007 Fly Fisherman Guns amp Ammo 2001 2007 Powder Magazine Pro Football Weekly 1996 2002 Sail Magazine Skateboarder 2001 2007 Slam 2001 2007 Snowboarder Magazine 2001 2007 Surfer 2001 2007 Surfing Magazine 2001 2007 Volleyball Automotive edit 4 Wheel Drive amp Sport Utility Magazine Atlanta Auto Guide Automobile 1991 2007 Car Craft Dirt Rider Four Wheeler Hot Bike Hot Rod 2001 2007 Jp Lowrider 1999 2007 Mini Truckin Magazine Modified Magazine Mopar Muscle Magazine Motorcyclist Motor Trend Mustang Monthly Petersen s 4 Wheel amp Off Road Power amp Motoryacht Project Car Tuner Magazine South Florida Auto Guide Sport Compact Car Sport Truck Super Street Truckin Magazine 1995 2007 Truck Trend Wisconsin Auto Guide Entertainment edit Premiere 1991 1995 Soap Opera Digest 1991 2007 Soap Opera Weekly 1991 2007 Stagebill 1994 1998 Enthusiast edit Doll Reader 1998 2002 61 Home Theater Kitplanes Southwest Art Stereophile 2001 2007 Teddy Bear and Friends Equestrian edit Arabian Horse World Daily Racing Form Dressage Today EQUUS 1998 2007 Horse amp Rider Practical Horseman 1998 2007 Lifestyle edit Chicago 1995 2002 Country Journal 1998 2001 European Travel amp Life New Woman 1991 1997 62 63 New York 1991 2003 Today s Custom Home Teen edit Bop 1998 2003 Seventeen 1991 2003 Teen 2000 2002 64 Tiger Beat 1998 2003 Wellness edit Better Nutrition Vegetarian Times 1997 1999 References edit Redfin Completes Acquisition of RentPath for 608 Million Redfin Press Center press redfin com Retrieved 2021 05 12 Quinones Eric R October 30 1997 K III changing horrible name to Primedia to better reflect business Redfin Completes Acquisition of RentPath for 608 Million Redfin Press Center press redfin com Retrieved 2021 05 12 Weber Bruce Bill Reilly Magazine Publishing Executive Dies at 70 The New York Times October 20 2008 Accessed October 23 2008 Fell Jason October 20 2008 Industry Reacts to Death of Primedia Founder Charlie McCurdy O Reilly forever changed the face of specialty publishing Folio THE MEDIA BUSINESS Macmillan and Maxwell Sell Four Units to Kohlberg The New York Times December 2 1988 ISSN 0362 4331 K III to Buy Automotive Industry Publisher Ward s Communications Associated Press May 7 1990 Hicks Jonathan P December 22 1990 COMPANY NEWS K III Holdings to Buy Field Assets The New York Times ISSN 0362 4331 K III Bid Wins Murdoch Mags Variety K III Buys Publisher The New York Times Reuters February 19 1992 ISSN 0362 4331 Jones Kathryn March 9 1994 COMPANY NEWS Katharine Gibbs Schools Are Sold The New York Times Publishers Editors Managing Editors Associated Press December 27 1994 K III s Initial Stock Offering The New York Times Reuters October 7 1995 CURTAIN UP FOR PREMIERE SALE WENNER REED TIME AND HACHETTE COULD BE INTERESTED Advertising Age September 6 2011 MEDIA Los Angeles Times July 8 1996 Fabrikant Geraldine April 23 1996 COMPANY REPORTS K III to Acquire Westcott After Twice Raising Its Bid The New York Times Brandon Hembree April 5 2003 Farm Press mirrors ag achievement Farm Press Spotlight McMullen Argus Buys Park Avenue Publishing Los Angeles Times August 7 1997 Times Mirror to Acquire Unit From K III The New York Times Bloomberg News 1997 07 23 ISSN 0362 4331 K III s New Name To Be Primedia The New York Times Associated Press November 1 1997 McCLATCHY FINDS NEW HOMES FOR COWLES DIVISIONS NewsInc Jan 19 1998 Retrieved 2012 09 11 Carvajal Doreen January 26 1998 MEDIA PUBLISHING For book clubs the big increase in sales is coming in smaller niches The New York Times ISSN 0362 4331 Kelly Keith J March 21 1999 KRAVIS PRIMED FOR PRIMEDIA BREAKUP New York Post Elder Laura October 10 1999 Tech wildcatter sells company for 35 million American City Business Journals Deals Southwest Art Desilva Phillips May 1999 Archived from the original on October 29 2013 Primedia Inc has sold Southwest Art Inc to Sabot Publishing Inc Lazarus George November 9 1999 Alberto Move From Lois A Beauty For Tatham Chicago Tribune Primedia buys About com CNN October 30 2000 Primedia and Brill Media in Joint Venture The New York Times Jan 5 2001 Primedia Agrees to Acquire Emap s U S Magazine Assets The Wall Street Journal July 2 2001 Barringer Felicity 16 October 2001 Brill s Content Closes Web Site Inside com Is Cut Back The New York Times Retrieved 19 August 2020 Rose Matthew January 14 2002 Conde Nast to Buy Modern Bride From Primedia for 52 Million The Wall Street Journal Transactions JEGI from 2002 Archived from the original on 2016 03 15 Retrieved 2020 11 27 Primedia to Sell Seventeen To Hearst for 182 4 Million The Wall Street Journal April 24 2003 Rose Matthew Frank Robert December 17 2003 Wasserstein Wins Primedia Auction To Buy New York The Wall Street Journal Pew Glenn October 5 2003 KITPLANES Joins AVweb Under Belvoir R R Bowker Acquires Simba Information September 23 2003 Kelly Keith J August 13 2004 PRIMEDIA OFFLOADS 2 TRADES New York Post The Times Company Acquires About com for 410 Million The New York Times February 18 2005 PRIMEDIA s Wards Automotive Magazines Sold to Prism Media December 22 2005 Climbing and C amp K Unaffected By Primedia Challenges Outside Business Journal Apr 5 2006 Weider Purchases History Magazines From Primedia February 28 2006 Fiore Marrecca June 16 2006 BREAKING NEWS Primedia To Sell Crafts Group for 132 Million Folio Primedia To Sell Outdoor Group Folio December 7 2006 Lazaroff Leon May 15 2007 Billionaire Burkle to buy Primedia The Sun Sentinel Bloomberg News Magazine Publisher Is Selling Special Interest Unit for 1 15 Billion The New York Times Reuters May 15 2007 Kinsman Matt September 5 2006 Interweave Press Buys Primedia s Gems Group Folio Mickey Bill January 5 2007 Primedia Unclips Climbing Folio Infobase Buys Films Media Group Library Journal June 28 2007 Lattman Peter May 16 2011 After 22 Years 22 Years K K R Is Exiting Primedia The New York Times PRIMEDIA to Acquire Rent com from eBay Inc Press release Business Wire March 22 2012 Rao Leena March 22 2012 eBay Sells Off Real Estate Listings Site Rent com To Primedia TechCrunch Lunden Ingrid April 2 2014 TPG s RentPath Buys Lovely For 13M To Expand From property search into full rental services TechCrunch Hudson Phil W October 22 2014 Providence Equity TPG become equal partners in RentPath American City Business Journals Former AutoTrader CEO Chip Perry named RentPath CEO American City Business Journals July 13 2015 UNDERCOFFLER DAVID November 23 2015 Chip Perry TrueCar s new CEO seeks to rebuild dealers trust Automotive News RentPath Names Marc Lefar as President and Chief Executive Officer Press release PR Newswire April 4 2016 Saunders Jessica February 12 2020 Atlanta based RentPath files Chapter 11 agrees to be bought by CoStar for 588M American City Business Journals Peters Joe Executive Team Members RentPath Retrieved 2021 05 12 RentPath terminates agreement to be acquired by CoStar Group AP NEWS 2020 12 29 Retrieved 2021 05 12 Redfin Completes Acquisition of RentPath for 608 Million Redfin Press Center press redfin com Retrieved 2021 05 12 Dumb and Dumber Forbes Nov 10 2003 Levere Jane L Aug 12 1999 THE MEDIA BUSINESS ADVERTISING After a redesign and editorial changes Rodale Press promotes a new New Woman magazine The New York Times Kelly Keith J December 9 1999 NEW WOMAN FOLDS RODALE PULLS PLUG AFTER 2 YRS 40M New York Post Bloomberg News March 2 2002 Primedia to Shut Down Teen Magazine The New York Times Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title RentPath amp oldid 1194046932, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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