Pisos Listings Extractor

Pisos Listings Extractor collects property listings from pisos.com, one of Spain's largest real estate portals, and turns them into structured data you can actually work with. Paste one or more pisos.com search URLs and the actor returns every listing on those pages: price, bedrooms, bathrooms, floor area, location, photos, advertiser type, and a direct link to each property. It handles both rentals and sales, follows pagination on its own, and stops at the limit you set.

No coding needed. Set your search, press Start, download the results.

Why use it

Checking pisos.com by hand means opening listing after listing and copying details into a spreadsheet. This actor does that work in one run. A search that would take an afternoon to copy manually finishes in a couple of minutes, and the output is consistent: the same fields for every listing, ready for Excel, Google Sheets, or your own code.

Typical uses:

• Price monitoring. Track asking prices for rentals or sales in a district over time. Schedule the actor daily or weekly on Apify and build a price history.
• Market research. Compare price per square meter across neighborhoods, spot price drops, and see how many listings are new.
• Lead generation. Real estate professionals can pull fresh listings in their area, including which ones come from private advertisers.
• Portfolio and investment analysis. Feed listing data into your own models to find under-priced properties.
• App and website feeds. Use the Apify API to pull listing data straight into your product.

How to use it

1. Open pisos.com and search the way you normally would: pick a city or district, rent or sale, and any filters you want (price range, rooms, size).
2. Copy the URL from your browser address bar.
3. Paste it into the actor's Search page URLs field. You can add several URLs to cover more than one area in a single run.
4. Set Max listings if you want more or fewer than the default 30.
5. Run the actor and export the dataset as JSON, CSV, Excel, or HTML, or read it through the API.

The actor returns exactly what your search returns, so anything you can filter on pisos.com carries over automatically.

Input

Field	Type	Default	Description
startUrls	array	required	One or more pisos.com search result URLs
maxItems	integer	30	Maximum listings to collect across all URLs (up to 1000)
requestTimeoutSecs	integer	30	Per-request timeout in seconds

Example input

{
    "startUrls": [
        "https://www.pisos.com/alquiler/pisos-ciutat_vella/",
        "https://www.pisos.com/venta/pisos-madrid_centro/"
    ],
    "maxItems": 30
}

Output

Each listing becomes one dataset record. Fields that a listing does not publish (for example, some studios list no bedroom count) come back as null rather than being silently dropped, so your columns stay consistent across runs.

Field	Type	Description
adId	string	Unique listing identifier on pisos.com
listingTitle	string	Listing headline, e.g. "Estudio en Carrer de les Ramelleres"
operation	string	rent or sale, detected from the search URL
propertyType	string	Piso, Estudio, Ático, Casa, Dúplex, and so on
price	integer	Numeric price
currency	string	Always EUR
priceText	string	Price exactly as displayed, e.g. "1.350 € /mes"
pricePeriod	string	Billing period for rentals, e.g. "/mes"
priceDrop	string	Recent price reduction, e.g. "150 € (-10%)", when shown
bedrooms	integer	Number of bedrooms
bathrooms	integer	Number of bathrooms
areaSqm	integer	Floor area in square meters
floor	string	Floor, e.g. "1ª planta" or "Bajo", when listed
location	string	Neighborhood, district, and city
listingDescription	string	Full description text from the listing card
tag	string	Card tag such as "Nuevo", when present
badge	string	Card badge such as "TOP", when present
advertiserType	string	professional (agency) or private
agencyLogo	string	Agency logo URL, when the advertiser shows one
mainImage	string	Primary photo URL
images	array	All photo URLs, de-duplicated
imageCount	integer	Number of photos
url	string	Direct link to the full listing
sourceUrl	string	The search URL this listing came from
scrapedAt	string	Extraction timestamp in UTC (ISO 8601)

Example output

{
    "adId": "65035325379.100500",
    "listingTitle": "Estudio en Carrer de les Ramelleres",
    "operation": "rent",
    "propertyType": "Estudio",
    "price": 1350,
    "currency": "EUR",
    "priceText": "1.350 € /mes",
    "pricePeriod": "/mes",
    "priceDrop": "150 € (-10%)",
    "bedrooms": 1,
    "bathrooms": 1,
    "areaSqm": 50,
    "floor": null,
    "location": "El Raval (Distrito Ciutat Vella. Barcelona Capital)",
    "tag": null,
    "badge": "TOP",
    "advertiserType": "professional",
    "mainImage": "https://fotos.imghs.net/mm-wp/1005/.../930d760c.jpg",
    "imageCount": 4,
    "url": "https://www.pisos.com/alquilar/estudio-el_raval-65035325379_100500/",
    "sourceUrl": "https://www.pisos.com/alquiler/pisos-ciutat_vella/",
    "scrapedAt": "2026-07-14T11:27:42.148748+00:00"
}

Integrations

Like any Apify actor, results plug into the tools you already use:

• Export to JSON, CSV, Excel, XML, or an HTML table from the dataset tab
• Automation through Zapier, Make, or webhooks that fire when a run finishes
• Scheduling with Apify Schedules, so a search re-runs daily or weekly without you touching it

FAQ

Which pages are supported? Any pisos.com search results page, for rentals and sales, in any Spanish city, district, or neighborhood.

Does it handle pagination? Yes. The actor walks through result pages until it reaches maxItems or runs out of pages, whichever comes first.

Why are some fields null? Because the listing itself does not publish them. A studio may list no bedroom count, most listings have no price drop, and only some show a floor. Null means "not published", not "extraction failed".

Does it scrape individual listing detail pages? No, it reads search result pages, which already carry the listing's key facts, description, and photos. That keeps runs fast and cheap.

How fresh is the data? Every run fetches the live pages, so results reflect what pisos.com shows at that moment. Combine with Apify Schedules for continuous monitoring.

Is scraping pisos.com legal? The actor collects only publicly visible listing data, no personal accounts and nothing behind a login. You are responsible for using the data in line with applicable laws and the website's terms in your jurisdiction.

Support

If a run fails or a field comes back empty that should not, open an issue on the actor's page with the search URL you used and the run ID. Those two things are enough to reproduce and fix most problems quickly.