Real estate site  Zillow says it’s already attracting 8.3 million monthly visitors who want to search for (and see the estimated value) of a new home. Now the Seattle company is moving into the rental market.

To be clear, Zillow won’t necessarily replace Craigslist when I decide to search for my next apartment. If you read the company’s blog post, it sounds like Zillow isn’t trying to become a general rental site but rather target a couple of specific audiences — homeowners who want to rent out their houses while they try to sell them (or until it’s a better market for selling), and shoppers who aren’t sure whether they want to rent or buy.

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