Affordable Zillow Details Scraper: Get Property Data by URL, ZPID, or Address

This Zillow scraper pulls property details in real time from Zillow listings. Hand it a property URL, a Zillow Property ID (ZPID), or a plain street address, and it gives back structured data you can feed into spreadsheets, databases, or analysis tools. You only pay for results that actually come back, so there's no charge for failed lookups.

Use cases

• Real estate market research: pull listing prices, Zestimates, and days-on-market for dozens of properties in one run and compare them side by side
• Investment property analysis: grab tax assessments, price history, and rental estimates to evaluate potential returns without manually visiting each listing
• Lead generation for agents: look up property details in bulk to build prospect lists with accurate pricing and owner info
• Portfolio monitoring: re-run the actor on a schedule to track price changes, status updates, and new Zestimates for properties you're watching
• Academic and data journalism projects: collect structured Zillow data across ZIP codes or neighborhoods for housing affordability studies

What data does this actor extract?

The actor returns a JSON object for each property. Fields vary depending on what Zillow has on file, but a typical response includes:

{
    "zpid": "19435371",
    "propertyUrl": "https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/10791-Gooseberry-Ct-Truckee-CA-96161/19435371_zpid/",
    "streetAddress": "10791 Gooseberry Ct",
    "city": "Truckee",
    "state": "CA",
    "zipcode": "96161",
    "price": 1250000,
    "zestimate": 1230000,
    "rentZestimate": 5200,
    "bedrooms": 4,
    "bathrooms": 3.5,
    "livingArea": 2800,
    "lotSize": 10454,
    "yearBuilt": 2005,
    "homeType": "SINGLE_FAMILY",
    "homeStatus": "FOR_SALE",
    "daysOnZillow": 14,
    "taxAssessedValue": 980000,
    "annualPropertyTax": 12500,
    "latitude": 39.3277,
    "longitude": -120.2137,
    "photoUrls": ["https://..."],
    "listingAgent": {"name": "Jane Smith", "phone": "530-555-0100"},
    "priceHistory": [{"date": "2023-06-15", "price": 1200000, "event": "Listed"}],
    "taxHistory": [{"year": 2023, "taxPaid": 12500, "assessedValue": 980000}],
    "schools": [{"name": "Truckee Elementary", "rating": 7, "distance": 1.2}],
    "fetchedAt": "2025-04-13T07:30:00Z",
    "inputSource": "zpid"
}

Input

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
property_url	array	—	Full Zillow listing URLs. The actor parses each URL to extract the ZPID automatically.
zpid	array	—	Numeric Zillow Property IDs. Fastest lookup method since it skips URL parsing.
address	array	—	US street addresses in "Street, City, State ZIP" format. The actor searches Zillow for each one.
maxItems	integer	100	Cap on total properties processed per run. Set to 0 for no limit.
timeoutSecs	integer	300	Max run time in seconds. Results collected before timeout are still saved.
requestTimeoutSecs	integer	30	Per-request timeout. Increase if individual lookups time out frequently.

Example input

{
    "property_url": [
        "https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/21921-Calhoun-Dr-California-City-CA-93505/81863076_zpid/",
        "https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/20649-83rd-St-California-City-CA-93505/18961308_zpid/"
    ],
    "zpid": ["19435371", "30588492"],
    "address": ["11013 Rome Beauty Dr, California City", "17338 Kiowa River Ln, Houston, TX 77095"],
    "maxItems": 50
}

Output

The actor stores each property as a separate item in the dataset. You can export results as JSON, CSV, XML, or Excel.

Field	Type	Description
zpid	string	Zillow Property ID
propertyUrl	string	Direct link to the Zillow listing
streetAddress	string	Street address of the property
city	string	City name
state	string	Two-letter state code
zipcode	string	5-digit ZIP
price	number	Current listing price or last sale price in USD
zestimate	number	Zillow's automated valuation in USD
rentZestimate	number	Estimated monthly rent in USD
bedrooms	integer	Bedroom count
bathrooms	number	Bathroom count (decimals for half baths)
livingArea	number	Interior square footage
lotSize	number	Lot square footage
yearBuilt	integer	Year the home was built
homeType	string	SINGLE_FAMILY, CONDO, TOWNHOUSE, etc.
homeStatus	string	FOR_SALE, SOLD, PENDING, etc.
daysOnZillow	integer	Days since the current listing went live
taxAssessedValue	number	Latest tax assessment in USD
annualPropertyTax	number	Annual property tax in USD
latitude	number	Latitude coordinate
longitude	number	Longitude coordinate
photoUrls	array	URLs to listing photos
listingAgent	object	Agent name, phone, brokerage
priceHistory	array	Past price changes and sale records
taxHistory	array	Tax assessment history
schools	array	Nearby schools with ratings and distance
fetchedAt	string	ISO 8601 timestamp of when data was pulled
input_query	string	The original input you provided (URL, ZPID, or address) — always present even on errors
inputSource	string	Which input type triggered this lookup
errorMessage	string	Error details if the lookup failed

How it works

1. You provide Zillow property URLs, ZPIDs, or street addresses (any combination works).
2. The actor merges all inputs into one processing queue and deduplicates where possible.
3. Each property gets looked up individually through a real-time API call.
4. Successful results are saved to the dataset immediately. Failed lookups get an error record so you know what went wrong.
5. The run stops when all properties are processed or when the timeout/max-items limit is hit, whichever comes first.

Proxy rotation is handled internally. Each property lookup uses a fresh proxy URL, which reduces the chance of rate limiting or IP blocks.

FAQ

How much does each property lookup cost? You pay per successful result only. Failed lookups (404s, timeouts, invalid addresses) do not count toward your usage. Check the actor's pricing page on Apify for current rates.

Can I look up off-market or sold properties? Yes. The actor returns data for any property that has a Zillow listing page, including sold, pending, and off-market properties. The homeStatus field tells you the current state.

What happens if I submit a bad URL or address? The actor logs an error for that item and moves on to the next one. You will find an error record in the output dataset with the errorMessage field explaining what went wrong.

How fast is it? Each property lookup takes 2 to 5 seconds on average. A batch of 100 properties typically finishes in under 10 minutes.

Can I run this on a schedule? Absolutely. Set up a schedule on Apify to run the actor daily, weekly, or at whatever interval you need. Each run picks up the latest data from Zillow.

Integrations

Connect Affordable Zillow Details Scraper with other apps and services using Apify integrations. You can integrate with Make, Zapier, Slack, Airbyte, GitHub, Google Sheets, Google Drive, and many more. You can also use webhooks to trigger actions whenever results are available.

This Zillow property data scraper works well as part of a larger pipeline: feed addresses from a CRM, run the actor, and push results to Google Sheets or a database for your team to review.