Redfin & Realtor Listings Scraper (US): Sale, Sold & Rent

Redfin & Realtor Listings Scraper reads public US home listings from Realtor.com or Redfin for the cities, ZIP codes or counties you add. It returns one row per listing with price, beds, baths, square feet, address, ZIP, coordinates, listing date, photos and (on Realtor.com) the listing office name. You do not need a login or an API key.

It is for real estate investors, agents, analysts and proptech teams who need a clean table of homes for sale, recently sold or for rent. The smallest run is one city: Austin, TX with 10 listings finishes in about 5 seconds and costs about $0.007.

Table of contents

• What it does
• Quick start
• Use cases
• Input
• Output
• Pricing and limits
• API and integrations
• Use with AI agents (MCP)
• Troubleshooting
• FAQ
• Support

What it does

The Actor searches one portal for each location you add, reads the result pages and saves each listing to a Dataset. Both portals return the same columns, so you can join or compare the tables later. You choose:

• Locations (locations): up to 20 places, for example Austin, TX, ZIP 78704 or Travis County, TX. For Redfin you can also paste a redfin.com city, county or neighborhood link.
• Website (source): Realtor.com (default) or Redfin.
• Listing status (status): for sale now, recently sold, or for rent.
• Price range (minPrice, maxPrice) in US dollars. For rentals this is the monthly rent.
• Max listings (maxItems): how many rows to save in total.

At the end the Actor writes a short summary to the Key-value store record RUN_SUMMARY: what it found for each location and why a location gave no rows.

Good fit

• Track asking prices, new listings and days on market in a city or ZIP code.
• Collect recent sales (sold price, sold date) for a price comparison.
• Build a rental list with monthly rent, beds and square feet.
• Get the same columns from Realtor.com and Redfin to check one against the other.

Not a fit / limits

• No agent names, phone numbers, e-mails or listing descriptions. Only the public name of the listing office, and only on Realtor.com.
• Only the United States. Only the two portals above; Zillow is not supported.
• One Realtor.com search returns at most 10,000 results. For a bigger area, split it into ZIP codes or cities.
• The data is what the portal shows at the time of the run. Some fields can be empty when the portal does not show them (see Output).

Quick start

1. Open the Input tab.
2. In Locations (locations), keep the prefilled Austin, TX or add your own place, for example 78704 or Miami, FL.
3. Keep Website = Realtor.com and Listing status = For sale (the defaults), and Max listings = 10 (the prefill).
4. Click Start.
5. Open the Output tab. The Listings view shows address, price, beds, baths and the link for each home.

Expected result: 10 homes for sale in Austin, TX, with price, beds, baths, sq ft, address and photo links.

Use cases

Buyer job	Input path	Output entity	Key fields	Next integration
New listings in a city	locations + status: for_sale	Listing	price, listedAt, daysOnMarket, url	Schedule + Google Sheets
Sales comps	status: sold + soldWithinDays	Sold listing	price, listPrice, soldAt, sqft	CSV export
Rental market check	status: for_rent + maxPrice	Rental	price (monthly rent), beds, sqft, buildingName	API / JSON
Portal check	same locations, run once with each source	Listing	mlsId, address, price	Join by mlsId or address

Input

Input fields

Field	Plain name	Type	Required	Default / prefill	Allowed values	Effect	Example	Recommendation
locations	Locations	array of strings	yes	prefill ["Austin, TX"]	1–20 items: City, ST, 5-digit ZIP, X County, ST; Redfin also takes a redfin.com link	Places to search	["Austin, TX", "78704"]	Use the 2-letter state code. Repeated places are searched once.
source	Website	string	no	default realtor	realtor, redfin	Which portal to read	"redfin"	Realtor.com gives the office name and up to 10,000 results per search.
status	Listing status	string	no	default for_sale	for_sale, sold, for_rent	Which listings to get	"sold"	For rentals, the price is per month.
maxItems	Max listings	integer	no	default 100, prefill 10	1–10,000	Total rows for the whole run, shared by all locations	500	You pay per saved listing, so set what you need.
minPrice	Min price (USD)	integer	no	none	0–1,000,000,000	Lowest price or monthly rent	300000	Listings without a price are left out when a price filter is set.
maxPrice	Max price (USD)	integer	no	none	1–1,000,000,000	Highest price or monthly rent	900000	Must not be lower than minPrice.
soldWithinDays	Sold within (days)	integer	no	default 90	1–1,095	Only for sold: how far back to look	30	Ignored for other statuses.

locations cannot be empty. With source: redfin, free text that is not a city, ZIP, county or Redfin URL (for example downtown) stops the run before any search with a message that shows the right format. With source: realtor, such text goes to the Realtor.com place search; if it finds nothing, the location gets not_found and still counts as one location search.

Interacting settings

When	Input A	Input B	Effective behavior	Example	Cost/result effect
Several places	locations	maxItems	Each place first gets an equal share of maxItems. If a place has fewer homes, the rest goes to the other places.	2 places, maxItems: 20 → 10 + 10	Total rows never go above maxItems.
Price filter set	minPrice / maxPrice	status	For for_rent the range is monthly rent; for sold it is the sale price.	for_rent, maxPrice: 2500	Homes without a price are left out.
Sold homes	status: sold	soldWithinDays	Only homes sold in the last N days.	soldWithinDays: 30	Fewer days, fewer rows.

Input examples

Homes for sale in a price range (Redfin)

{
  "source": "redfin",
  "locations": ["Boise, ID", "Nashville, TN"],
  "status": "for_sale",
  "minPrice": 300000,
  "maxPrice": 900000,
  "maxItems": 20
}

Expected behavior: the Actor searches Boise and Nashville on Redfin and saves up to 10 homes from each place. Expected output: listings with price, beds, baths, sqft, mlsId and url. Limit or cost note: Redfin does not show the office name, so brokerName is empty.

Recent sales in a ZIP code (Realtor.com)

{
  "locations": ["78704"],
  "status": "sold",
  "soldWithinDays": 30,
  "maxItems": 100
}

Expected behavior: homes sold in ZIP 78704 in the last 30 days. Expected output: price (sale price), soldAt, listPrice, sqft. Limit or cost note: some states do not show the sale price; then price is empty and listPrice keeps the last asking price.

Output

Output fields

Field	Meaning	Type	Can be empty?	Example / enum	Notes
id	Unique row ID: portal + property ID	string	no	realtor:8335975485	Stable between runs
source	Portal	string	no	realtor, redfin
propertyId	The portal's property ID	string	no	8335975485
listingId	The portal's listing ID	string	yes	3001860367
mlsId	MLS number of the listing	string	yes	84517392	Use it to match the same home on both portals
url	Link to the listing page	string	no	https://www.realtor.com/...
status	Status you asked for	string	no	for_sale, sold, for_rent
sourceStatus	Status as the portal shows it	string	yes	Active, Closed (Redfin), for_sale, pending (Realtor.com)
address	Street address with unit	string	yes	1704 Cherry Orchard Dr
city	City	string	yes	Austin
state	2-letter state code	string	yes	TX
zip	ZIP code	string	yes	78745
lat, lng	Coordinates	number	yes	30.201456, -97.803077
price	Price in USD	number	yes	315000	For sale: asking price. Sold: sale price (empty where hidden). Rent: monthly rent, the lowest unit for buildings
priceMin, priceMax	Price range	number	yes	1055, 1600	Only when the portal shows a range (buildings, new homes)
listPrice	Asking price	number	yes	315000	For sold homes: the last asking price
beds	Bedrooms	integer	yes	3	Smallest unit for buildings
baths	Bathrooms	number	yes	2.5	A half bath counts as 0.5
sqft	Living area, sq ft	number	yes	934
lotSqft	Lot size, sq ft	number	yes	7675
yearBuilt	Year built	integer	yes	1971
propertyType	Home type	string	yes	single_family, condo, townhouse, multi_family, apartment, manufactured, co_op, farm, land, other	Same names for both portals
listedAt	When the listing went on the portal	string (ISO)	yes	2026-10-15T05:36:33.000Z	Redfin: estimated to the minute; empty when Redfin does not show the listing age
soldAt	Sale date	string	yes	2026-09-18	Only sold homes
daysOnMarket	Whole days on the market	integer	yes	0	Empty for sold homes
photos	Full-size photo links	array	can be []	["https://ap.rdcpix.com/...jpg"]
photoCount	Number of photos	integer	yes	13
brokerName	Listing office name	string	yes	Houston Elite Properties LLC	Realtor.com only. No agent names, phones or e-mails
buildingName	Building or community name	string	yes	Cascade Apartments	Mostly rentals
searchLocation	Input place that found this row	string	no	Austin, TX
fetchedAt	When the row was saved	string (ISO)	no	2026-10-15T05:57:50.503Z

The Dataset has two views: Listings (main columns) and All fields.

Output entities and surfaces

Situation	Where	Result shape	User action
Normal run	Dataset + RUN_SUMMARY	One row per listing; status complete	Open the Listings view or export
Place exists, but no homes match	RUN_SUMMARY	0 rows; run SUCCEEDED, status no_results	Change the price range or status
Place not known to the portal	RUN_SUMMARY	0 rows for that place; status not_found with the place name	Use City, ST, a ZIP or X County, ST
Stopped early	Dataset + RUN_SUMMARY	Rows saved so far; status partial, reason TIME_LIMIT or CHARGE_LIMIT	Give a longer timeout or a higher cost limit
Portal error	RUN_SUMMARY + run status	No rows: run FAILED with the reason. Some rows: status partial, reason SOURCE_ERROR	Try again later
Wrong input	Run status	FAILED with a message that shows the right format	Fix the input

RUN_SUMMARY has one entry per place with status, items, totalOnSite (how many listings the portal reports), filteredOut and duplicates, plus warnings.

Output example

Input: the prefill (locations: ["Austin, TX"], maxItems: 10). One row, photo list shortened:

{
  "id": "realtor:8335975485",
  "source": "realtor",
  "propertyId": "8335975485",
  "listingId": "3001860367",
  "mlsId": "84517392",
  "url": "https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/1704-Cherry-Orchard-Dr_Austin_TX_78745_M83359-75485",
  "status": "for_sale",
  "sourceStatus": "for_sale",
  "address": "1704 Cherry Orchard Dr",
  "city": "Austin",
  "state": "TX",
  "zip": "78745",
  "lat": 30.201456,
  "lng": -97.803077,
  "price": 315000,
  "priceMin": null,
  "priceMax": null,
  "listPrice": 315000,
  "beds": 3,
  "baths": 1,
  "sqft": 934,
  "lotSqft": 7675,
  "yearBuilt": 1971,
  "propertyType": "single_family",
  "listedAt": "2026-10-15T05:36:33.000Z",
  "soldAt": null,
  "daysOnMarket": 0,
  "photos": [
    "https://ap.rdcpix.com/c98353ff63623b72d8afed1653f828ffl-m296950462s-w1280_h960.jpg"
  ],
  "photoCount": 13,
  "brokerName": "Houston Elite Properties LLC",
  "buildingName": null,
  "searchLocation": "Austin, TX",
  "fetchedAt": "2026-10-15T05:57:50.503Z"
}

null means the portal does not show this value for this listing. Every row has all fields; the Actor does not drop columns.

Pricing and limits

Pricing unit

This Actor uses pay-per-event pricing. You pay for:

Event	When	Price
Actor start	Once per run (one event per GB of memory, at least one)	$0.002
Location searched	Once for each place searched, also when the portal does not know the place	$0.0005
Saved listing	Once for each row in the Dataset	$0.00045 (Free plan) down to $0.00038 (Gold plan and above)

Repeated listings and listings removed by your price filter are not charged. Places that are skipped because maxItems was already reached are not charged. A run with no rows still pays the start and the location searches. Platform usage is included in these prices.

Saved listing price by Apify plan: Free $0.00045, Bronze $0.00043, Silver $0.0004, Gold / Platinum / Diamond $0.00038.

Cost examples

Measured on real runs with the default 512 MB memory (Free plan prices):

Scenario	Input scope	Rows	Time	Charge
Prefill	Realtor.com, Austin, TX, 10 listings	10	~5 s	$0.0070
Two cities	Redfin, Boise + Nashville, 20 listings	20	~9 s	$0.0120
Unknown places	Realtor.com, 20 places that do not exist	0	~28 s	$0.0120
Large county	Realtor.com, Los Angeles County, 10,000 listings	9,550	~89 s	$4.30 (Gold: $3.63)

To control cost, set Max listings. You can also set a maximum cost for the run in the run options; the Actor stops cleanly at that limit and keeps the rows it saved.

Limits

• Up to 20 places and 10,000 listings per run.
• Realtor.com returns at most 10,000 results for one search, and some of them repeat. A very large place gives about 9,500 unique rows. The run log tells you when you hit this limit; split the place into ZIP codes.
• Redfin city search uses the official city boundary from the US Census and saves only homes inside it. ZIP, county and redfin.com links work as Redfin defines them.
• Redfin does not show the office name, so brokerName is empty for Redfin.
• In some regions Redfin does not show how long a home has been listed; then listedAt and daysOnMarket are empty.
• baths counts a half bath as 0.5 (for example 2 full + 1 half = 2.5).
• If the portal blocks or fails for two places in a row, the run stops and skips the rest, so you do not pay for a long run with no data. Try again later.

API and integrations

• API: start the Actor with the Apify API and the same JSON input. Read rows from the run's default Dataset.
• Export: download the Dataset as JSON, CSV, Excel or XML from the Output tab or the API.
• Scheduling: run the same input every day with an Apify schedule to collect new listings. Use id to find rows you already have.
• Integrations: send results to Google Sheets, Make, Zapier or a webhook with the standard Apify integrations.

Use with AI agents (MCP)

AI agents can run this Actor through the Apify MCP server. Server URL with only this Actor:

https://mcp.apify.com?tools=cliqtomedia/us-property-listings

Smallest useful input:

{
  "locations": ["Austin, TX"],
  "maxItems": 10
}

Key output fields:

• price: asking price, sale price or monthly rent in USD.
• beds, baths, sqft: home size.
• address, city, state, zip: where the home is.
• url: link to the listing page.
• listedAt: when the home was listed.

A run with 10–100 listings usually finishes in 5–15 seconds and costs about $0.007–$0.05. Limits: up to 20 places and 10,000 listings per run; places must be City, ST, a 5-digit ZIP or X County, ST.

Troubleshooting

The run says "No such location"

Symptom: 0 rows and a not_found message with the place name. Likely reason: the portal does not know the place, or the place is written as free text. Check: the place format in RUN_SUMMARY → locations. Action: use City, ST with the 2-letter state code, a 5-digit ZIP or X County, ST.

The run SUCCEEDED but has 0 rows

Symptom: status no_results. Likely reason: the portal knows the place, but no home fits the status and price range. Check: totalOnSite and filteredOut in RUN_SUMMARY. Action: widen the price range or try another status.

I got fewer rows than Max listings

Symptom: fewer rows than maxItems, status complete. Likely reason: the place has fewer listings that match, or (Realtor.com) the 10,000 results limit for one search. Check: totalOnSite and warnings in RUN_SUMMARY. Action: add more places or split a big place into ZIP codes.

The run stopped early

Symptom: status partial with reason TIME_LIMIT or CHARGE_LIMIT. Likely reason: the run timeout or your maximum cost was reached. Action: give the run a longer timeout or a higher cost limit. The rows already saved stay in the Dataset.

The run failed with a portal error

Symptom: FAILED, or partial with reason SOURCE_ERROR. Likely reason: the portal blocked or did not answer. Action: try again later. After two places in a row fail, the run stops on purpose.

FAQ

Do I need a Realtor.com or Redfin account?

No. The Actor reads public search results. You do not need a login, cookies or an API key.

Can I get agent phone numbers or e-mails?

No. The Actor does not collect agent names, phones, e-mails or listing descriptions. It gives only the public name of the listing office on Realtor.com.

Why is the sale price empty for some sold homes?

Some states do not make sale prices public, and the portal hides them. Then price is empty and listPrice shows the last asking price.

Why do Realtor.com and Redfin give different numbers for the same city?

Each portal has its own listings, area borders and order. Use mlsId or the address to match the same home on both portals.

How fresh is the data?

Each row is read live from the portal during your run. fetchedAt shows when the row was saved.

Support

For bugs, questions or feature requests, open an issue on the Issues tab of this Actor. Add the run ID, your input (without private data) and the error message. Never send tokens, cookies or billing data.