Funda.nl Real Estate Scraper (Netherlands)
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Funda.nl Real Estate Scraper (Netherlands)
Scrape Dutch property listings (buy/rent) from Funda.nl by search URL: address, price, m2, rooms, energy label, agent, photos. Export JSON/CSV/Excel.
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🇳🇱 Funda.nl Real Estate Scraper
Scrape property listings (buy & rent) from Funda.nl (Netherlands) by search URL — fast, reliable, and pay-per-result. Paste one or more Funda.nl search-result URLs and export clean structured data as JSON, CSV, or Excel, or pull it via the Apify API.
What it does
Give it a Funda.nl search URL (with whatever filters you set on the site) and it returns one row per listing with:
- address
- postcode
- city
- price (EUR)
- living area (m²)
- rooms
- listing type (buy/rent)
- image
- listing URL
It handles pagination automatically, deduplicates by listing URL, and runs behind an Apify residential Netherlands proxy to avoid datacenter-IP blocking.
How to use it
- Go to Funda.nl, apply the filters you want (location, price, category, …).
- Copy the resulting search-result URL.
- Paste it into Search URLs, set Max listings, and click Start.
Example input
Output
Each item is a flat JSON object with the fields listed above, plus the source search URL and a scrape timestamp — ready for spreadsheets, databases, market analysis, or lead generation.
Notes
- Rooms are only shown on Funda list pages intermittently; energy label and full description are on the detail page.
- Keep the residential Netherlands proxy enabled (prefilled). A run that suddenly returns 0 items usually means IP blocking, not broken selectors.
- This Actor collects only publicly available listing data. Use responsibly and in line with Funda.nl's terms and applicable law.
Pricing
Pay-per-result — you're charged per listing returned. Run a small maxItems first to preview the data before scaling up.
