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About UsWho we are and what we do.Query live listings, sale and rent prices, agents, and property attributes from Zillow, other public listing portals, and county records. Send an address, listing URL, or search filter and get normalized JSON back.
Get structured, up-to-date property listings, prices, availability, and market data from leading real estate sources through a single API.
Property ID, price, status, beds, baths, area, agent, and photos from public Zillow listings.
Search a market by location, home type, price band, and status, then return every matching listing.
For-sale and sold inventory with prices, MLS status, days on market, and agent attribution.
Listing events, price cuts, and recorded sales with full property attributes per address.
Sale and rental listings with neighborhood context, amenities, and availability dates.
UK sale and let listings with asking price, tenure, Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating, and branch details.
UK inventory by outcode or search URL, with price changes and agent inventory counts.
Rents by floor plan, lease terms, unit availability, and building amenities.
Spanish and Italian listings with price per m², property type, and agency details.
No scraper matches that name yet — tell us the portal and we will add it.
No SDK to install, no portal accounts to manage. If your language can make an HTTP request, you are already integrated.
Sandbox keys are issued the same day, with live listings and no contract required.
One GET with an address, listing URL, or market filter. Nothing else to configure.
Normalized property JSON goes straight into your app, CRM, warehouse, or model.
curl -X GET "https://api.apiscrapy.com/v2/properties" \ -G --data-urlencode "address=1408 Maple Ave, Austin, TX 78704" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $APISCRAPY_KEY"
import os, requests
r = requests.get(
"https://api.apiscrapy.com/v2/properties",
params={"address": "1408 Maple Ave, Austin, TX 78704"},
headers={"Authorization": f"Bearer {os.environ['APISCRAPY_KEY']}"},
timeout=30,
)
print(r.json()["data"]["list_price"])const url = new URL("https://api.apiscrapy.com/v2/properties");
url.searchParams.set("address", "1408 Maple Ave, Austin, TX 78704");
const res = await fetch(url, {
headers: { Authorization: `Bearer ${process.env.APISCRAPY_KEY}` },
});
const { data } = await res.json();$query = http_build_query([
"address" => "1408 Maple Ave, Austin, TX 78704",
]);
$ch = curl_init("https://api.apiscrapy.com/v2/properties?$query");
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER, ["Authorization: Bearer $key"]);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, true);
$data = json_decode(curl_exec($ch), true)["data"];A short call to confirm markets, sources, fields, refresh cadence, and volume.
A sandbox key returning real listings from your own target markets.
Test real responses before you commit to anything.
Point your service at the endpoint and map the property schema into your model.
Add markets and raise limits as coverage grows, with monitoring on our side.
Built for teams that turn Zillow and other property portal data into decisions.
Track list prices, cuts, and sold values across your markets as they change.
Analyze inventory, days on market, and price trends by geography and property type.
Power a listing platform or internal database with deduplicated, normalized records.
Screen for yield, undervalued properties, and comparable sales from structured data.
Watch competitor and brokerage inventory, pricing, and time-to-sell across portals.
Feed automated valuation models (AVMs) and property models with fresh, typed training and retrieval data.
Whether you're building a property platform, tracking market trends, or powering real estate analytics, APISCRAPY delivers structured property data built around your needs.
Aggregate and maintain large-scale property listings from multiple portals.
Power search, valuation, and property intelligence with fresh listing data.
Monitor listings, pricing, and local market activity to stay competitive.
Analyze pricing trends, rental yields, inventory, and investment opportunities.
Access current listing and public record data to support lending and risk assessment.
Build dashboards, reports, and AI models using clean, structured property data.
Need data from specific property portals or custom fields? APISCRAPY builds customized real estate data pipelines around your exact requirements.
Every agreement includes written commitments on refresh cadence, uptime, latency, and throughput, so you can size your integration before you build it.
Address lookup, from request to JSON.
New listings and price cuts, at top cadence.
Default ceiling, raised on request.
Monitored and reported, not promised.
We collect only property data that is publicly visible without logging in, and we review each source before collection. Agent names and owner details count as personal data in some regions, so we handle them only where the use case needs them and the legal basis is documented. Delivery runs on a CMMI Level 3-appraised process and an ISO 27001:2022-certified, GDPR-compliant platform, with encryption and role-based access throughout. Every dataset is yours, with IP transfer written into the contract.
Use APISCRAPY's Real Estate Data API to collect property listings, prices, sold history, rental data, market insights, and property details from leading real estate portals through a single API.
Collect live for-sale inventory across Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin, Zoopla, and regional portals. Search a market by location, home type, price band, or status and return every matching listing.
Best for: marketplaces and aggregators that need broad, continuously refreshed inventory.
Track the current asking price plus the full change history: cuts, increases, relistings, and price-per-square-foot, normalized to one currency and one shape across sources.
Best for: valuation models and pricing dashboards that depend on movement, not snapshots.
Retrieve prior sales for a property or an area: sale price, close date, deed type where public, and the gap between list and sold price.
Best for: AVMs, comparables engines, and investment underwriting.
Collect long-term and short-term rental inventory with monthly rent, deposit, lease terms, availability dates, and pet or furnishing policies.
Best for: rental platforms, build-to-rent operators, and yield analysis.
Beds, baths, square footage, lot size, year built, HVAC, parking, amenities, school assignment, and the full photo index, typed and consistent per source.
Best for: search and filtering experiences that need complete, comparable attributes.
Aggregate a market instead of a listing: median price, inventory count, days on market, absorption rate, and month-over-month movement by ZIP or neighborhood.
Best for: research teams, lenders, and reports that need market-level context.
Yes, for listing data that Zillow shows publicly without a login. It comes back in the same normalized schema as every other source. Each source is reviewed before collection, and some portals restrict automated collection in their terms, so we confirm what is available for your use case during scoping.
Zillow retired its public API in 2021. Access to its listing data now runs through its Bridge Interactive platform, which generally requires an MLS membership or approved-vendor status. Our API gives you listing, price, and property record data from public portals, brokerage sites, and county records, with no MLS membership needed.
Depends on the plan and the source. High-cadence markets are re-checked every 15 minutes for new listings, price changes, and status flips. Lower-priority sources run hourly or daily, and the cadence is written into your agreement.
We collect publicly accessible listing data from portals, brokerage sites, and public records. Where you hold your own MLS or IDX entitlement, we can ingest that feed and return it through the same normalized schema.
Yes. Send a free-text address and the API resolves it to a single property record, with the parsed address, coordinates, and a stable property_id you can store and re-query.
Records are matched on address, geocode, and listing attributes, then merged into one property with source attribution per field, so you never double-count inventory.
Register a market or filter on /v2/watch and we post new listings, price cuts, and status changes to your callback URL as they are detected.
By successful request, with volume tiers. Failed requests are not billed. You get a written quote after a short scoping call, and sandbox access to test before committing.
Collecting publicly listed property data is generally lawful in the US, the EU, and the UK, but you are responsible for how you use it. Agent and owner details count as personal data in some regions, and some portals restrict automated collection in their terms, so we review each source and confirm what is available during scoping.
Use the API when your team wants standard listing and property fields on demand, pulled through its own code. Use the managed service when you need specific markets, custom fields, county records, or matching to your own property list, delivered on an SLA.