Redfin Scraper & New Listings Monitor

A Redfin scraper with alerts for new listings and price drops. Get Redfin homes for sale in any US city, ZIP code, neighborhood or county, newest on Redfin first, as clean rows: price in USD, beds, baths, square feet, price per square foot, lot size, year built, property type, HOA fee, days on market, address, coordinates, open house times and photos. Turn on watch mode and schedule it: each run returns only the homes that appeared on Redfin since your last check and the homes whose price went down.

Built for real estate investors who want new deals before others see them, agents watching their farm area, and home buyers who do not want to refresh Redfin all day.

Export as JSON, CSV or Excel, or push new homes to Slack, email or a sheet with an Apify integration.

What you get

One row per home for sale:

Field	Example	Notes
listingId, propertyId, url	224265850, 31078537, https://www.redfin.com/TX/Austin/.../home/31078537	Redfin's own IDs and link
listingStatus	Active, Coming Soon, Price Change	As Redfin labels it
price, currency, pricePerSqft	2995000, USD, 641	List price. Homes without a shown price get null (never 0)
beds, baths, fullBaths, partialBaths	4, 4.5, 4, 1	As listed
sqft, lotSizeSqft, yearBuilt, stories	4673, 8925, 2010, 2
propertyType, propertyTypeCode	house, 1	house, condo, townhouse, multi-family, land, other, manufactured, co-op
hoaFee	295	When the listing shows one
address, unit, city, state, zip, subdivision, latitude, longitude	6932 Cielo Azul Pass, Austin, TX, 78732
daysOnMarket, listedAt	1, 2026-10-09T15:49:00.000Z	listedAt is the time the home appeared on Redfin, worked out from Redfin's own "time on Redfin" when the page was read (to the minute)
openHouseStart, openHouseEnd		Next open house, when there is one
badges, keyFacts	["New", "Open House"], ["Pool", "2 garage spots"]	The labels and key facts Redfin shows on the home card
isComingSoonOrEarlyAccess, isNewConstruction, hasVirtualTour
remarksPreview		The start of the listing remarks as Redfin shows it in search results (up to about 700 characters). Phone numbers and e-mails are replaced with [phone removed] / [email removed]
photoCount, imageUrl, imageUrls	39	Main photo and up to 20 photo links
changeType, previousPrice, priceChange	new, price-drop	Watch mode only
positionInSearch, listingsInSearch, searchPlace	1, 5939, Austin, TX	Where the home was in the search, and how many homes Redfin counts for it

In a sample of 2,031 homes from Austin, Dallas, Houston, New York (10001), San Francisco (94110), Chicago (60614) and two Austin ZIP codes (2026-10-10): price was present in 2,023; beds in 1,984; baths in 1,948; square feet in 1,833; lot size in 1,714; year built in 1,901; days on market in 1,935; a main photo in 1,982. The median home had 26 photos.

How to use it

Plain search: put places in locations, one per line. Use a 5-digit ZIP code, or open the place on redfin.com and copy the address of its page (a city, ZIP code, neighborhood or county page), without the /filter/... part.

{ "locations": ["https://www.redfin.com/city/30818/TX/Austin", "78704"], "maxResultsPerSearch": 100 }

Filters: propertyTypes, minPrice, maxPrice, minBeds, minBaths. Redfin applies them, and every row is checked again against your values before it is returned.

{ "locations": ["https://www.redfin.com/city/30794/TX/Dallas"], "propertyTypes": ["house", "townhouse"], "minPrice": 300000, "maxPrice": 550000, "minBeds": 3 }

Watch mode (onlyNew: true): run the same input on a schedule (for example every hour).

1. The first run returns the newest homes (up to maxResultsPerSearch) and remembers every home it read as the starting point.
2. Every later run returns only:
   • new: homes that appeared on Redfin after the watch started and were not returned before;
   • price-drop: remembered homes whose list price is now lower, with previousPrice and priceChange.
3. If nothing changed, you get one free row no-new-listings saying so.

Use watchName to keep two separate watches of the same search, and resetMonitoringState to start a watch again.

Output rows that cost nothing

Every problem comes back as a row with status and a plain-English note, and is never charged:

status	Meaning
no-results	Redfin lists no home for sale for this place
none-matching-filters	Homes exist, but none match your filters
no-new-listings	Watch mode: nothing new and no price drop since the last check
watch-coverage	Watch mode, first run: how much of the search the watch covers
more-not-returned	More homes exist than were returned, and why
not-found	The ZIP code or page does not exist on Redfin, or the address names a different place than its number
blocked	Redfin showed a check page on every connection tried. This Actor does not solve check pages
unreadable	The page could not be read or did not show your filters; nothing is guessed
budget-reached	The run reached the maximum total charge you set
bad-input	The input could not be used

Pricing

You pay per home returned (listing-returned). In watch mode, a check that finds nothing new for a place costs one search-checked event. Reason rows are free.

How it works

The Actor opens Redfin's public search page for each place, sorted by newest, and reads the list of homes the page itself carries. It follows Redfin's robots.txt, does not log in, and does not solve CAPTCHAs. It waits between pages.

Good to know

• Redfin shows at most 350 homes per search. This Actor reads the newest 350. For a big city, a watch run every hour or two is enough to catch every new listing; a price drop on an older home that is not among the newest 350 is not seen. Use a ZIP code, a price range or a property type to make a search smaller.
• For sale only. Rentals and sold homes are not included.
• No personal data: listing agents' names, phone numbers and e-mails are not collected. The brokerage name is only on each home's own page, which this Actor does not open.
• When Redfin has only a few homes for a search, its page also shows "nearby homes" outside the place. Those are never returned.
• Rows are the homes Redfin itself lists for the place. Near a border, the postal city or zip of a few homes can differ from the place searched (in a Dallas search on 2026-10-10, 316 of 350 had the postal city Dallas; the rest were Dallas-area addresses such as Rowlett or Mesquite).
• Redfin decides the place by the number in the address. If the name in your address does not match that number (for example /city/30818/TX/Dallas, which is Austin), you get a free not-found row instead of the wrong city.

Thanks for using this Actor

We build these tools for people who run them every day, and we improve them from what users tell us.

• Missing a field, or need another filter? Tell us in the Issues tab. If the data is there, we add it.
• Found a bug or a wrong value? Post the run ID in the Issues tab. Wrong data is the thing we fix first.

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