Realtor.com Property Listing, Price & Agent Data Scraper

Residential property listings with prices and agent details from Realtor.com, for-sale and recently-sold. Returns price, beds, baths, square footage, full address, property type, year built, lot size, HOA fees, days on market, listing agent and photos — priced comps and the agent who listed them, in one row.

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Realtor.com Scraper Features

• Search any US market by city and state
• Switch between for-sale and recently-sold inventory
• Returns 23 fields per property, including agent name, phone and brokerage
• Captures HOA fee, lot size, garage and year built — the fields that decide a deal
• days_on_market on every record, for staleness analysis
• Photo URLs returned as an array
• Caps output with maxItems per location

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What can you do with Realtor.com listing data?

• Investors — Screen a market for price-per-square-foot outliers and long days-on-market, which is where negotiating room lives.
• Appraisers and analysts — Pull recently-sold comparables for a ZIP code instead of paging through them by hand.
• Proptech products — Seed a listings database with real inventory rather than licensing a feed.
• Agent prospecting — Build a contact list of listing agents active in a specific market.
• Market reporting — Track median price, inventory and days on market across cities over time.

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How Realtor.com Scraper Works

1. You supply a location in Realtor.com's own format — San-Francisco_CA, Austin_TX.
2. The scraper opens the matching search for the chosen listingType.
3. It walks the result pages and opens each property detail page for the full field set.
4. Records stream to the dataset as they are parsed, stopping at maxItems per location.

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Input

{
  "location": "Austin_TX",
  "listingType": "for-sale",
  "maxItems": 100
}

Field	Type	Default	Description
location	string	San-Francisco_CA	City and state, hyphenated city with underscore state — San-Francisco_CA, Austin_TX
listingType	string	for-sale	for-sale or recently-sold
maxItems	integer	10	Maximum property records per location

Run it twice with the same location and both listing types to get asking prices and recent clearing prices side by side.

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Realtor.com Scraper Output Fields

{
  "listing_id": "M1234567890",
  "listing_url": "https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/123-Main-St_Austin_TX_78701",
  "price": "$1,250,000",
  "beds": "4",
  "baths": "3",
  "sqft": "2450",
  "address": "123 Main St",
  "city": "Austin",
  "state": "TX",
  "zip_code": "78701",
  "listing_type": "for-sale",
  "property_type": "single_family",
  "year_built": "1998",
  "lot_size": "0.24 acres",
  "garage": "2 car attached",
  "hoa_fee": "$85",
  "days_on_market": "37",
  "agent_name": "Jane Doe",
  "agent_phone": "512-555-0100",
  "broker_name": "Austin Realty Group"
}

Field	Type	Description
listing_id	string	Realtor.com listing ID
listing_url	string	URL of the property detail page
price	string	Listing price, formatted — e.g. $1,250,000
beds	string	Number of bedrooms
baths	string	Number of bathrooms
sqft	string	Square footage
address	string	Full street address
city	string	City
state	string	State abbreviation
zip_code	string	ZIP code
listing_type	string	for-sale or recently-sold
property_type	string	e.g. single_family, condo, townhouse
year_built	string	Year the property was built
lot_size	string	Lot size in sqft or acres
garage	string	Garage / parking description
hoa_fee	string	HOA monthly fee, if applicable
days_on_market	string	Days the listing has been active
agent_name	string	Listing agent name
agent_phone	string	Listing agent phone number
broker_name	string	Brokerage name
photo_urls	array	Array of photo URLs
description	string	Property description text
scraped_at	string	ISO 8601 timestamp of extraction

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FAQ

What location format does the Realtor.com Scraper expect?

Realtor.com's own: city hyphenated, state after an underscore. San-Francisco_CA, New-York_NY, Austin_TX.

Can I get sold prices rather than asking prices?

Yes. Set listingType to recently-sold. That is the closest public equivalent to transaction data on this source.

Does it need a Realtor.com account?

No. It reads public listing pages.

Why is price a formatted string instead of a number?

It is returned as the listing displays it, currency symbol and separators included, without a lossy cast. Strip and parse it where you control the rounding.

Can I search by ZIP code or draw a map area?

Not currently — search is by city and state. ZIP appears in the output, so filter after the fact if you need a specific one.

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Need More Features?

Want ZIP-level search or price-band filters? Open an issue on the actor.

Why Use Realtor.com Scraper?

• Sold comparables, not just listings — recently-sold gives real clearing prices, which is what valuation work actually needs.
• Agent contact on every record — Name, phone and brokerage come standard, so the same pull serves prospecting and analysis.
• Pay per property — No subscription, no seat licence. A one-off market study costs what those records cost and then stops.