Property Finder Gulf — Qatar, Saudi, Egypt, Bahrain
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Property Finder Gulf — Qatar, Saudi, Egypt, Bahrain
Scrape Property Finder in Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Bahrain: price in local currency, size in sq ft and m², bedrooms, coordinates, verification status and listed date, plus the agent with email and the brokerage with phone, email and office address.
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Export listings from Property Finder across Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Bahrain — price, size, coordinates, verification status and the full agent and brokerage contact record — to JSON, CSV or Excel. Keyless, no login.
What does Property Finder Scraper do?
Property Finder runs the same platform in every market it operates in, and embeds its whole search payload in the page. This Actor reads that directly across four Gulf and North African markets from one dropdown. No browser, no rendering, low cost per row.
The United Arab Emirates is deliberately not in the list: it has its own dedicated Actor. Two Store listings competing for the same market split the traffic instead of adding anything.
What makes this export unusually valuable is the contact record on every listing. Each row carries the listing agent's name, email and spoken languages, and the brokerage's name, email, phone number and registered office address. In markets where thousands of brokerages compete for the same stock, that turns a property export into a brokerage database — which is exactly what proptech vendors, mortgage brokers, developers and portal competitors want.
Three details are handled deliberately rather than copied blindly:
- The results array is mixed. Alongside ordinary properties it carries developer-project blocks, project carousels and recommendation widgets. Those are not properties, so they are filtered out and the row count stays honest.
- Studios are not a number.
bedroomsarrives as a string and studios come through as the word "studio". Both a numeric column and the original label are exported, so you can filter numerically without losing studios. - Sizes are in square feet. The site's own sq ft value is kept and a square-metre column is derived, because everyone outside the Gulf compares in m².
Who is it for?
- Brokerages benchmarking competitor stock and agent activity in Doha, Riyadh, Cairo and Manama.
- Proptech, CRM and mortgage vendors prospecting Gulf brokerages with verified contact details.
- Developers tracking secondary-market pricing against their own launches.
- Investors filtering by price per sq ft, completion status and location.
- Analysts measuring supply, verification rates and time-on-market.
Use cases
- Build a Qatari or Saudi brokerage contact list with phone, email and office address.
- Rank agents by listing count and average asking price.
- Compare price per sq ft across Doha or Riyadh districts using exact coordinates.
- Separate off-plan from completed stock using the completion status.
- Track newly listed properties daily in each market by sorting newest first.
Why use this Actor?
- Agent and brokerage contact data — email, phone and office address on every row.
- Both size units — the site's sq ft plus a derived m² column.
- Exact coordinates, no geocoding step.
- Verification and developer flags, so you can filter to verified stock only.
- Real listed date, not a relative label.
- Keyless and browserless — no login, no headless Chrome.
What data can you extract?
Every row carries the property ID and reference, title and URL, property and transaction type, price with currency and a hidden-price flag, numeric bedrooms plus the original label, bathrooms, size in sq ft and m², furnished state, completion status, location name, full location path, location type, latitude and longitude, agent name, email, languages and super-agent flag, brokerage name, email, phone and address, the listing's contact phone and WhatsApp number, verified, developer, new-construction and premium flags, amenity codes, image count and the listed date.
How to use it
- Choose the country market — Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Egypt or Bahrain.
- Choose the transaction — residential sale or rent, or commercial.
- Pick a property type, or Any.
- Optionally paste a location ID from a Property Finder search URL's
lparameter. - Set a price band and minimum bedrooms if you need them.
- Set Maximum results and run, then export JSON, CSV or Excel.
Input example
{"market": "qa","transaction": "buy","propertyTypeId": "1","minPrice": 1000000,"maxPrice": 3000000,"minBedrooms": 2,"sortBy": "nd","maxResults": 1000}
Notes and limits
- Prices are asking prices in each market's own currency — Qatari riyal, Saudi riyal, Egyptian pound or Bahraini dinar — and the currency is exported per row. For rentals the figure is the annual rent, which is how these markets quote it.
- Contact details are the business contact information the brokerage publishes on its own adverts — not personal data taken from anywhere else. You remain responsible for how you use it under each market's own law and, where applicable, GDPR when sending marketing.
- Amenities are exported as Property Finder's own two-letter codes; the codes are stable, the display names are not.
- Brokerage phone and office address are absent on a small share of listings because the brokerage has not filled them in.
- This Actor exports the search payload, not full property pages — open the property URL for the complete description and gallery.
FAQ
Do I need a Property Finder account? No. Search results are public and the Actor needs nothing from you.
Why is the UAE missing? It has its own Actor. Listing the same market twice in the Store would split search traffic between two pages rather than growing it.
Where do I get the location ID?
Search on the country site for your area and copy the l parameter from the URL. Leaving it empty searches the whole country.
Does it cover rentals and commercial? Yes — all four combinations of residential/commercial and sale/rent.
Why are there two size columns? The site quotes square feet; the square-metre column is derived so the data is comparable internationally.
How am I charged? Pay per result — you pay for the properties delivered.