SS.lv Scraper — Latvia Classifieds, Property & Prices

Export listings from SS.lv, Latvia's dominant classifieds site — street, rooms, floor area, floor, building series and price — to JSON, CSV or Excel. Keyless, no login.

What does SS.lv Scraper do?

SS.lv still serves a plain HTML table, and for a scraper that is an advantage rather than a limitation: rooms, floor area, floor and price each sit in their own cell, so they come out as clean, sortable columns instead of having to be parsed out of a sentence the way most modern portals require.

The Actor walks the listing pages of whichever section you point it at and de-duplicates on the listing ID. Property sections return the full structured set — street, rooms, m², floor, Soviet-era building series, price per m² and total price. Other sections (cars, electronics, jobs) return their own three attribute columns plus the price, because SS.lv reuses the same table with different headings.

Prices are kept twice: the label as displayed (510,000 €, 600 €/mēn.) and a numeric value, so sale and rental listings can both be sorted without string surgery.

Who is it for?

• Property analysts tracking Riga and regional asking prices.
• Estate agencies benchmarking competing inventory.
• Investors filtering by price per square metre across districts.
• Proptech builders who need a Latvian feed.
• Researchers measuring supply by building series and size.

Use cases

• Compare price per m² between Riga's Centre, Purvciems and Teika.
• Track how many new flats are listed in a district each week.
• Filter to a size and price band for an investment shortlist.
• Separate Soviet-era series (Hruščova, Lietuviešu) from new builds by column.
• Export a rental snapshot to model yield against sale prices.

Why use this Actor?

• Keyless — no account, no token, no login.
• Genuinely structured — rooms, area and price are numeric columns, not text.
• Building series included, which is how the Latvian market actually prices flats.
• Sale and rent in one Actor via a deal-type switch.
• Latvian or English interface.
• Time-budgeted — a slow page ends the run cleanly with rows saved.

What data can you extract?

Property rows carry street, rooms, areaSqm, floor, series, pricePerSqmLabel, priceLabel and priceAmount. Non-property sections return attribute1–attribute3 in place of the property-specific columns, matching whatever that section's table publishes. Every row also carries the listing text, URL, image and a timestamp.

How to use it

1. Set the category path — copy it from the SS.lv URL, e.g. real-estate/flats/riga/centre.
2. Choose sale or rent.
3. Set Maximum results and run, then export JSON, CSV or Excel.

Input example

{
  "categoryPath": "real-estate/flats/riga/centre",
  "dealFilter": "sell",
  "maxResults": 1000
}

Notes and limits

• Column meaning depends on the section. Property paths fill the property columns; other sections fill the generic attribute columns instead — SS.lv reuses one table for everything.
• Some rows (land, garages, unusual formats) omit rooms or area; those stay null rather than being guessed.
• Listing text is written by sellers, mostly in Latvian and Russian.
• Prices are asking prices, not transaction prices.
• You are responsible for how you use listing and seller data, including under GDPR.

FAQ

Do I need an SS.lv account? No. Listings are public and this Actor needs nothing from you.

Can I scrape cars or electronics too? Yes — point categoryPath at any SS.lv section. Property sections get the richer column set.

Why do some rows have no room count? Because that listing type does not publish one, e.g. land or a garage.

Is rental pricing handled? Yes. Set the deal type to rent; priceAmount then holds the monthly figure.

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