Mubawab Scraper — Morocco, Tunisia & Algeria Property

Export property listings from Mubawab, the leading real-estate portal in the Maghreb — price, surface, rooms, amenities and description — to JSON, CSV or Excel. Keyless, no login.

What does Mubawab Scraper do?

Mubawab covers Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria, and renders its result cards server-side, so this Actor reads them without a browser and stays cheap at volume.

The part that needs care is the specification row. Surface, total rooms, bedrooms and bathrooms sit in four identically-classed cells, and each cell only appears when the advertiser filled it in. Reading them in order breaks the moment a listing omits the bathroom count — every later value shifts one column left. Here each value is matched to its own icon, so bedrooms are always bedrooms.

Prices are written with non-breaking separators and a currency suffix — "1 620 000 DH" — and rentals print exactly the same way with no period marker. Rather than guess, the Actor records whether you asked for sale or rental listings and writes that into a transactionType column, so a monthly rent is never mistaken for an asking price.

The amenity list is exported in full: terrace, garage, lift, concierge, air conditioning, Moroccan lounge, security, double glazing and the rest. In this market those amenities drive price more than raw surface does.

Who is it for?

• Estate agencies in Casablanca, Rabat, Marrakech, Tangier or Tunis tracking competitor stock.
• Investors comparing price per m² between neighbourhoods and cities.
• Diaspora buyers monitoring a specific city from abroad.
• Analysts measuring supply and asking prices across the Maghreb.
• Portal builders who need a structured Moroccan, Tunisian or Algerian feed.

Use cases

• Pull every apartment for sale in Casablanca with surface, rooms and amenities.
• Compare price per m² between Rabat and Marrakech.
• Model rental yield by running sale and rent over the same city.
• Find listings with a specific amenity — garage, lift, terrace — at scale.
• Track new supply weekly on a schedule.

Why use this Actor?

• Three countries from one dropdown: Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria.
• Icon-matched specifications — surface, rooms, bedrooms and bathrooms never shift.
• Full amenity list as its own column.
• Sale and rent clearly labelled, not inferred.
• Description included, so you can filter on text without opening each page.
• Keyless and browserless — no login, no headless Chrome, low cost per row.

What data can you extract?

Every row carries the listing ID, title and URL, location, price as label and number with currency, surface in m², total rooms, bedrooms and bathrooms, the amenity list, the description snippet, transaction type, premium flag, image count and cover image.

How to use it

1. Choose the country — Morocco, Tunisia or Algeria.
2. Enter a city slug from a Mubawab search URL: casablanca, rabat, marrakech, tanger, tunis.
3. Pick sale or rent, and optionally a price band.
4. Set Maximum results and run, then export JSON, CSV or Excel.

Input example

{
  "country": "ma",
  "city": "marrakech",
  "transaction": "immobilier-a-vendre",
  "minPrice": 500000,
  "maxPrice": 2500000,
  "maxResults": 1000
}

Notes and limits

• Prices are asking prices in local currency — MAD for Morocco, TND for Tunisia, DZD for Algeria.
• Some listings publish "prix sur demande" instead of a figure; those rows keep the label and leave the numeric price empty rather than inventing a zero.
• Advertiser contact details sit behind a click-to-reveal popup on Mubawab and are deliberately not scraped; the listing URL is exported so you can open the advert.
• The description is the card summary, not the full advert text.
• Bathroom counts are the sparsest field here because many advertisers leave them blank.

FAQ

Do I need a Mubawab account? No. Search results are public and the Actor needs nothing from you.

Where do I find the city slug? Run a search on Mubawab and copy the segment after /ct/ in the URL.

Does it cover Tunisia and Algeria? Yes — switch the country. The same card layout is used across all three sites.

Are rentals supported? Yes. Choose "For rent"; the transactionType column then reads rent.

How am I charged? Pay per result — you pay for the listings delivered.