Domain.com.au Scraper: Sold Prices, Schools & Suburb Trends

Live Sample Dataset & Verified Run Benchmark

Two runs on 3 November 2026 on Apify Cloud, build 0.1.14. Both datasets are public: open the JSON or CSV link in a browser, no login and no run needed.

Multi-state list run — IbR4vKezpggCQ6aqT · 30 rows · 68 columns · 65.4 s · charged apify-actor-start 1, listing-scraped 30. JSON · CSV

Detail run — guWDXXVQesCUXp1ij · 3 rows · 68 columns · 45.5 s · charged apify-actor-start 1, listing-scraped 3, detail-scraped 3. JSON · CSV

Coverage: Sydney NSW 8 rows, Melbourne VIC 8, Brisbane QLD 8, Perth WA 6. All fetched live.

#	Address	Price	Beds	Baths	Sale method	Source
1	46/155-161 Macquarie Street, Sydney NSW 2000	Guide $5,500,000	3	2	Private treaty	Open
2	1804/281 Elizabeth Street, Sydney NSW 2000	Contact Agent	2	2	Private treaty	Open
3	301/45 Shelley Street, Sydney NSW 2000	Buyer guide: $850,000 to $900,000	1	1	Private treaty	Open

Compare the three rows with the source pages. That is the whole test, under five minutes.

What does the Domain.com.au Scraper do?

Scrape domain.com.au sale, rent and sold listings by suburb without opening each page by hand. One row per property carries the address, price, bedrooms, bathrooms, parking, land size, sale method, inspection times and agent phone.

Domain.com.au is the second-largest property portal in Australia and the parent company of allhomes.com.au. It publishes three things the smaller portals do not put in one place: suburb performance numbers, neighbourhood demographics and school catchment zones. This actor puts all three on the row, next to the listing itself.

The actor reads public result and detail pages. It does not log in, does not bypass a paywall and does not invent a value. "Contact Agent" and "Price Withheld" stay as text, with an empty number.

Why scrape domain.com.au with this Actor?

#	Feature	What it means for you	Measured on live runs
1	Three channels	Sale, rent and sold results share one input shape and one output shape	30 rows across NSW, VIC, QLD and WA in one run
2	Suburb insight block	Median price, average days on market and auction clearance rate arrive on the row	3/3 detail rows carried a median and a clearance rate
3	Neighbourhood demographics	Owner-occupier share and renter share as percentages	3/3 detail rows, one decimal
4	School catchments	Every government and independent school with distance and catchment flag	12 to 13 schools per Sydney detail page
5	Inspection schedule	Open-for-inspection windows as ISO timestamps	100% of the 10 buy rows in the sample
6	Sale method	"Sold at auction", "Sold by private treaty", "Sold prior to auction"	10/10 sold rows
7	Change tracking	Price drops, previous price and percent change across runs	Daily mode with a stable state key
8	Flat output	CSV, JSON, Sheets, API, webhooks, n8n, Make, Zapier, MCP	68 columns, 0 duplicate names

What data can you extract from domain.com.au?

Group	Fields	List mode	Needs detail
Identity	listing id, source portal, channel, status, listing URL	Yes	No
Address	full address, street, suburb, state, postcode, latitude, longitude	Yes	No
Price	price display, price numeric, price history, previous price, change percent	Yes	No
Sale	sold date, auction date, sale method	Sold rows	Sold detail
Property	property type, bedrooms, bathrooms, car spaces, land size	Yes	No
Agent	agent name, agent phone, agency name, agency phone	No	Yes
Schools	school list, school count, closest school name	No	Yes
Suburb	median price, average days on market, clearance rate, owner-occupier share, renter share	No	Yes
Content	description, features, images, sale and price history, inspection times	No	Yes
Lifecycle	days on market, new listing flag, price changed flag, direction, change count	Yes	No

Six fields belong to this portal:

1. Neighbourhood demographics. owner_occupier_pct and renter_pct separate a family market from an investor market, both as percentages.
2. Suburb performance. suburb_median_price, suburb_avg_days_on_market and suburb_clearance_rate_pct come from the detail page, not a separate report.
3. School catchment zones. schools_count, closest_school_name and schools carry name, type, sector, year range, distance and catchment flag.
4. Open for inspection. inspection_times is a list of ISO windows, ready for a calendar tool.
5. Sale method. sale_method separates an auction result from a private treaty sale when you compare clearance rates.
6. Exact listing date. posted_at is the printed listing date, so daysOnMarket is real even on a first run with details on.

Price honesty rules are strict. A number is taken only when the card prints a dollar figure. "Auction Saturday 14 Nov", "Price Withheld", "Contact Agent", "EOI" and "Tender" never become a price. An auction time becomes auction_date, never priceNumeric. A sold row takes its price and method from the sold record, not from the current asking price.

How to scrape domain.com.au listings and price history

1. Pick a channel: sale, rent or sold.
2. Enter suburb, state and postcode; Domain needs all three in the URL.
3. Set maxItems. One page carries 20 cards.
4. Turn on detail pages for agent phones, schools and suburb numbers. They are cached.
5. Schedule daily with a stable stateKey to track first and last seen dates.

For several suburbs in one run, pass the hidden suburbs array through the API. The row cap is split across entries, so the first suburb cannot eat the run.

Brisbane is the one slug that differs from the obvious spelling: Domain uses brisbane-city-qld-4000. The actor maps it for you; a hand-built URL with brisbane-qld-4000 returns HTTP 404, which is why the mapping exists.

Price history is built across runs. The first run records the price, the second compares. A drop appends a priceHistory entry with old price, new price, date and percent change.

How much does it cost to scrape domain.com.au?

Event	Standard tier	Discounted tiers
Actor start, per run	$0.005	$0.004
One list row	$0.002	$0.0016
One detail row	$0.006	$0.0048

A 1,000-row list run costs $2.005 at the standard tier: $0.005 start plus $2.00 for rows. With details on every row it costs $8.005: $0.005, $2.00 listings, $6.00 details. Discounted tiers: about $1.60 and $6.40.

The three-row detail test cost $0.029: $0.005 start, three listings, three details. Exact charge, not an estimate.

A detail row is billed whether it was opened live or served from cache, because the data is delivered either way. A list-only run never pays for a detail it does not ship.

The Free plan returns up to 50 rows per run. The start event is charged once per run.

100% of the platform compute and proxy cost is already inside the event price. There is no separate infrastructure line and no surprise at month end. You pay for events; the container and unblocker proxy come out of that price.

Pre-calculated 1,000-listing total (one actor start plus the rows):

1. List only, includeDetails: false: $2.005 on Standard (Free/Bronze), $1.604 on Silver+.
2. Full details, includeDetails: true: $8.005 on Standard (Free/Bronze), $6.404 on Silver+.

Input parameters and configuration examples

Parameter	Type	Default	What it does
channel	select	buy	Sale, rent or sold results
suburb	text	Sydney	Suburb name
state	select	NSW	State code
postcode	text	2000	Four digit postcode
propertyTypes	multi-select	empty	Keep only the printed types
minPrice	number	empty	Keep rows at or above this price
maxPrice	number	empty	Keep rows at or below this price
minBeds	number	empty	Minimum bedrooms
minDaysOnMarket	number	0	Keep older listings; falls back with a warning instead of returning nothing
maxItems	number	20	Row cap for the run
maxPages	number	1	Result pages to read, 20 cards each
includeDetails	checkbox	false	Open detail pages for agent, schools and suburb numbers
maxDetails	number	50	Cap on detail pages
onlyEmitChanges	checkbox	false	Emit only new, repriced or removed rows
startUrls	text	empty	Paste search URLs to skip the suburb form
stateKey	text	default	Separate history for each customer

A typical daily job:

{
  "channel": "buy",
  "suburb": "Brisbane",
  "state": "QLD",
  "postcode": "4000",
  "maxItems": 40,
  "includeDetails": true,
  "onlyEmitChanges": true,
  "stateKey": "brisbane-daily"
}

A light test with no detail pages:

{
  "channel": "rent",
  "suburb": "Perth",
  "state": "WA",
  "postcode": "6000",
  "maxItems": 10
}

Output example

{
  "listingId": "2021293805",
  "channel": "buy",
  "propertyType": "apartment / unit / flat",
  "fullAddress": "46/155-161 Macquarie Street, Sydney NSW 2000",
  "suburb": "Sydney",
  "state": "nsw",
  "postcode": "2000",
  "priceDisplay": "Guide $5,500,000",
  "priceNumeric": 5500000,
  "sale_method": "Private treaty",
  "auction_date": "",
  "inspection_times": ["2026-11-04T12:00:00 - 2026-11-04T12:30:00"],
  "bedrooms": 3,
  "bathrooms": 2,
  "carSpaces": 2,
  "landSizeSqm": null,
  "schools_count": 13,
  "closest_school_name": "St Mary's Cathedral College",
  "suburb_median_price": 3199000,
  "owner_occupier_pct": 30.7,
  "renter_pct": 69.3,
  "agent1_phone": "0414 990 990",
  "posted_at": "2026-11-02",
  "daysOnMarket": 1,
  "listingUrl": "https://www.domain.com.au/46-155-161-macquarie-street-sydney-nsw-2000-2021293805"
}

Every key there is a dataset column. The schema declares 68 columns and a live row carries 68, so the export adds nothing and hides nothing.

🇦🇺 Australian Real Estate Data Suite (6 Portals)

#	Portal	Actor	Best for
1	realestate.com.au	Realestate.com.au Scraper	Largest listing base and agent phones
2	property.com.au	Property.com.au Scraper	Sold history, estimates and rent estimates
3	realcommercial.com.au	Realcommercial.com.au Scraper	Commercial, industrial and retail
4	onthehouse.com.au	OnTheHouse.com.au Scraper	Valuations and multi-decade history
5	allhomes.com.au	Allhomes.com.au Scraper	Canberra, EER ratings and land value
6	domain.com.au	This actor	Suburb performance, demographics and school catchments

All six actors share the same 25 core column names, so a workbook can union their output without renaming anything.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) & Legal Disclaimer

Does this actor need a Domain account? No. It reads public result and detail pages.

Why is the price empty on some rows? Domain prints "Contact Agent", "Price Withheld" or an auction time. The actor keeps the printed text and leaves the number empty instead of guessing.

Why did a suburb return nothing? A wrong slug or postcode returns HTTP 404. Brisbane needs brisbane-city; the actor maps it.

What happens with minDaysOnMarket on a new suburb? If no listing is old enough, the actor logs a warning and returns the full list sorted by days on market, so a first run is never empty.

Is the detail cache shared between customers? Yes. It is keyed by listing, so a second customer needs no new fetch. Each keeps a separate history through stateKey.

Legal note. Domain.com.au is operated by Domain Group. Its terms and robots rules restrict automated collection. This actor reads public pages and returns printed facts. You are responsible for how you use the data. Do not republish an entire portal.