Auction.com Property Scraper
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Auction.com Property Scraper
Scrape Auction.com foreclosure and bank-owned property auctions: address, starting bid, beds, baths, square footage, year built, valuation, auction dates, asset type and occupancy. Search by state and listing type.
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Extract foreclosure and bank-owned property auctions from Auction.com, the largest online real estate auction marketplace in the US. Get the address, starting bid, beds, baths, square footage, valuation, auction dates, asset type and occupancy status.
Built for real estate investors, foreclosure research, wholesaling and property lead generation.
Features
- Search any US state for active, sold or cancelled auctions
- Rich per-property data: address, starting bid, estimated value, beds/baths/sqft, year built, lot size, coordinates
- Asset type (bank-owned, foreclosure), occupancy status, product type
- Auction start and end dates, online vs in-person
- Fast: pulls up to 500 listings per request via the Auction.com API
Input
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
state | string | 2-letter US state code (e.g. "CA", "TX"). |
listingType | select | active, sold, or cancelled. |
startUrl | string | An Auction.com search URL. State is read from it and overrides state. |
maxItems | integer | Max properties. 0 = no limit. Default 100. |
Example input
{"state": "CA","listingType": "active","maxItems": 100}
Output
{"listingId": "2039642","address": "10811 South San Pedro Street","city": "Los Angeles","state": "CA","zip": "90061","startingBid": 175000,"estimatedValue": 645364,"bedrooms": 2,"bathrooms": 2,"squareFootage": 896,"yearBuilt": 1953,"propertyType": "SINGLE_FAMILY_HOME","assetType": "BANK_OWNED","occupancyStatus": "OCCUPIED","auctionStartDate": "2026-07-04T12:00:00Z","url": "https://www.auction.com/details/10811-s-san-pedro-st-los-angeles-ca-2039642"}
Common use cases
- Source foreclosure and bank-owned deals by state and budget
- Real estate investor and wholesaler lead generation
- Auction-market analysis: starting bids vs estimated value
- Build distressed-property datasets
Pricing
Pay per result: a small fee to start the run plus a per-property fee. Errors and duplicates are never charged.
FAQ
What is the difference between starting bid and estimated value? The starting bid is the auction opening price; the estimated value is Auction.com's valuation of the property. The gap is where investor margin often lives.
Are these all foreclosures? Listings include bank-owned (REO) and foreclosure auctions. The assetType field tells you which.
Is this affiliated with Auction.com? No. This is an independent tool for extracting publicly available data. Please respect Auction.com's terms of service.