Morizon Scraper - Poland Real Estate Listings & Prices

Scrape Morizon.pl, a leading Polish property portal. Extract title, price in zloty, floor area, price per square metre, district, property type and listing URL for flats, houses and land in any Polish city. No login, no API key.

✨ What this Actor does

• Track asking prices per square metre by district over time.
• Build a comparables dataset for a valuation model.
• Watch new listings appear in a city the day they are published.
• Compare flat, house and land pricing across Polish cities.

🚀 Quick start

1. Fill in the input below — the example is already prefilled, so you can just press Start.
2. Watch the log: it names every source it reaches and how many rows each returned.
3. Export from the Storage tab as JSON, CSV, Excel or feed it straight into your own tools.

📥 Input

{
  "listingUrls": [
    "https://www.morizon.pl/mieszkania/warszawa/",
    "https://www.morizon.pl/mieszkania/krakow/"
  ],
  "maxItems": 500
}

Every field is documented in the input form. Nothing here needs an API key or a login.

📤 Output

One row per record, with these columns:

Field	Type	Description
title	string	Listing title as published.
price	number	Asking price in zloty.
currency	string	Currency of the price.
areaSqm	number	Floor area in square metres.
pricePerSqm	number	Asking price divided by floor area.
place	string	District and street from the listing title.
propertyType	string	Accommodation type as classified.
rooms	number	Number of rooms where published.
availability	string	Listing availability state.
imageUrl	string	Main listing photo.
listingUrl	string	Public page for the listing.
source	string	Search page the row came from.
page	number	Result page the row came from.
scrapedAt	string	When this row was collected.

A column that is empty means the source did not publish that value for that record — it is never a silent substitute for zero or for "unknown".

❓ Frequently asked questions

Do I need an API key or an account? No. This Actor reads a public feed.

What happens if the source blocks the run? Each page is read directly first, which is the fastest path. A page that is refused or stalls is retried on Polish residential and then Apify proxy exits, on a fresh IP each time, and every attempt has a hard time limit so one slow connection cannot hold up the run. If nothing gets through, the run fails with the reason — it never reports success with zero rows, because "there is no such data" and "the source would not answer" are very different answers and you should not have to guess which one you got.

How do I schedule this? Use the Schedules tab. Daily is usually enough; the sources here do not change by the minute.

Can I get the results into Google Sheets or a database? Yes — use the dataset export, or the Apify API and integrations. Every run writes a SUMMARY record to the key-value store with the outcome and counts, which is handy for monitoring an automated pipeline.

💰 Pricing

Pay per result. You are charged for the rows you receive and nothing else, so a run that finds nothing costs nothing.

⚖️ Legal

This Actor collects publicly available information only. It does not log in, does not bypass access controls, and collects no private data. You are responsible for using the output in line with the source's terms and with applicable law, including GDPR where personal data is involved.

⭐ Support

Found something wrong, or want a field that is not here? Open an issue on the Actor's page — include the run ID and I will look at it.

How much Morizon data can you extract in one run?

The prefilled example returns 333 listings in about 10 seconds. With the default settings a single run returned 2,100 listings in 74 seconds — 60 result pages of Warsaw flats, roughly 1,700 listings a minute. Raise Max pages per URL and it keeps paginating.

A run also respects its own timeout: it stops a few seconds before the platform would end it and keeps everything collected so far, so a short API or MCP call returns a partial result instead of nothing.

There is no hard ceiling built into this Actor. What bounds a run is the result limit you set, the breadth of the input you give it, and how much Morizon itself publishes. Because billing is per result, a wider run costs proportionally more and a narrow one costs almost nothing — so it is worth starting small and scaling once the output looks right.

Morizon scraping — frequently asked questions

Do I need a Morizon API key, account or login?

No. This Actor reads publicly available pages and feeds, so there is nothing to register for and no credentials to manage.

How do I export Morizon data to CSV, Excel, JSON or Google Sheets?

Open the Storage tab after a run and pick the format you want — CSV, Excel, JSON, XML or an HTML table. For Google Sheets, Airtable or a database, use the dataset URL or the Apify API so the sheet refreshes itself on every run.

Can I schedule this Morizon scraper to run daily or hourly?

Yes. Use the Schedules tab and pick a cadence. Daily is enough for most tracking work; pick hourly only if the listings you care about really do change that fast.

How many listings can I get, and what does it cost?

See the volume section above for a measured figure. Billing is per result, so you pay for the rows you actually receive and a run that finds nothing costs nothing.

Is scraping Morizon legal?

This Actor collects only information that Morizon publishes publicly. It does not log in, does not defeat access controls and does not touch private data. You remain responsible for how you use the output, including under GDPR and similar rules where personal data is involved.

What happens if Morizon blocks the run or changes its layout?

A page that is refused or stalls is retried on another route — Polish residential, then Apify proxy — on a fresh IP each time, and rate limiting is waited out rather than fought. If nothing gets through, the run fails with the reason instead of reporting success with zero rows — so an empty result always means "no matches", never "the source would not answer".

Can I use this with an AI agent, LangChain or an MCP client?

Yes. The Actor is callable over the Apify API and through Apify's MCP server, so an agent can run it and read the dataset back as a tool call.

Who uses this Morizon scraper, and what for

• Market and pricing analysts tracking how listings on Morizon move week to week.
• Sales and growth teams building prospect lists from what Morizon publishes.
• Data and ML teams who need a structured corpus rather than screenshots.
• Researchers and journalists who need a dataset they can cite and re-run.
• Operations teams feeding listings into a CRM, a warehouse or a dashboard on a schedule.

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📝 Changelog

2026-10-15

• Pages are read directly first, with Polish residential and Apify proxy exits as fallbacks; every attempt has a hard time limit, and a stalled one gets a second try on another exit after a few seconds.
• The run stops in time to save its results when it nears its timeout or its maximum cost per run.
• The prefilled example now walks 10 pages (333 listings) instead of 3.

2026-09-25

• First release.