pisos.com Scraper - Spain Real Estate Listings, Property Prices & Rentals

Built and maintained by Az Digital Consulting LU.

Scrape pisos.com at scale. This scraper turns pisos.com - one of Spain's largest real-estate portals - into a clean, structured data feed. Choose sale or rent and a location, and get flat JSON for every property: title, price in EUR, city, region, country, latitude, longitude, image and a direct URL to the listing.

No proxy setup, no HTML wrangling, no account. Run it once for a market snapshot, or schedule it daily to track how asking prices and supply move over time.

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What does pisos.com Scraper do?

You pick an operation - venta (for sale) or alquiler (for rent) - and a Spanish location such as madrid, barcelona, valencia or sevilla. It returns every matching property as clean, flat JSON.

Prices arrive as numbers (1600000, not "1.600.000 €"), so you can sort, filter and run calculations the moment the run finishes - and the original string is kept in priceRaw, so a rental is unambiguous ("2.600 €/mes"). Every listing also carries latitude and longitude, so results can go straight onto a map or into a geospatial join.

It is the fastest way to scrape pisos.com listings for any Spanish market - whether you are tracking asking prices, sizing supply in a city, doing real-estate market research, or building a price index.

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Why use pisos.com Scraper?

• Price monitoring - follow asking prices for property across any Spanish city.
• Rental market analysis - pull alquiler listings with monthly rent as a number.
• Market research - measure supply by city, region and price band.
• Geospatial analysis - every listing ships coordinates, ready to map.
• Price indexes - schedule daily runs and build a real price history.

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How to use it

1. Click Try for free.
2. Choose the operation: venta (for sale) or alquiler (for rent).
3. Type a location (madrid, barcelona, valencia, sevilla, malaga...).
4. Optionally set a price range.
5. Set Max items, click Start, and download the results as JSON, CSV, Excel or HTML.

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Input

Field	Description
operation	venta (for sale) or alquiler (for rent)
location	Spanish city/province slug, e.g. madrid, barcelona, valencia
priceMin / priceMax	Price range in EUR (monthly rent for alquiler). Optional
maxItems	How many listings to collect

{
  "operation": "venta",
  "location": "madrid",
  "priceMin": 100000,
  "priceMax": 500000,
  "maxItems": 100
}

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Output

You can download the dataset in various formats such as JSON, HTML, CSV, or Excel.

Real item from a real run (operation=venta, location=madrid, 2026-09-05):

{
  "id": "65098413759.100500",
  "title": "Piso en calle de la Princesa, 76",
  "price": 1600000,
  "priceRaw": "1.600.000 €",
  "currency": "EUR",
  "url": "https://www.pisos.com/comprar/piso-gaztambide-65098413759_100500/",
  "image": "https://fotos.imghs.net/mm-wp/1005/101/1005_2935432214101_1_202606051854533172743.jpg",
  "city": "Madrid Capital",
  "region": "Madrid",
  "country": "ES",
  "latitude": 40.4325,
  "longitude": -3.71735,
  "operation": "venta",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-09-05T13:30:46Z"
}

And a rental (operation=alquiler, location=barcelona) - note priceRaw keeps the /mes suffix while price is the plain monthly number:

{
  "id": "65857798720.437300",
  "title": "Casa en Passeig de les Camèlies, 17",
  "price": 2600,
  "priceRaw": "2.600 €/mes",
  "currency": "EUR",
  "url": "https://www.pisos.com/alquilar/casa-sant_cugat_del_valles_mira_sol08197-65857798720_437300/",
  "image": "https://fotos.imghs.net/mm-wp/4373/65857798720.437300/4373_65857798720_33_20260709151242271.jpg",
  "city": "Sant Cugat del Vallès",
  "region": "Barcelona",
  "country": "ES",
  "latitude": 41.464066,
  "longitude": 2.052408,
  "operation": "alquiler",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-09-05T13:31:24Z"
}

Data fields

Field	Type	Description
id	string	pisos.com listing ID
title	string	Listing headline (property type and street)
price	number	Price in EUR. Monthly rent when operation=alquiler. null when the ad shows no price
priceRaw	string	Price exactly as shown, e.g. 1.600.000 € or 2.600 €/mes
currency	string	Always EUR
url	string	Direct link to the listing
image	string	Main photo URL
city	string	Municipality, e.g. Madrid Capital
region	string	Province, e.g. Madrid
country	string	Country code, e.g. ES
latitude / longitude	number	Coordinates of the property
operation	string	venta or alquiler
scrapedAt	string	Collection timestamp (ISO 8601, UTC)

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Pricing

Pay per event: per 1,000 listings returned, plus a minimal actor-start event.

No subscription, no monthly minimums - you only pay for the data you actually extract. New Apify users get free monthly platform credits to test at no cost before scaling.

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Tips

• Narrower locations run faster and cost less. A city plus a price range is the sweet spot.
• A search caps out at roughly 100 pages (~3,000 listings). To collect a whole province, run it per city rather than raising maxItems.
• Schedule a daily run on the same location to build a price history you can chart.
• priceRaw is the safest field for auditing: it is the exact string the portal displayed.

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FAQ

Is scraping pisos.com legal? This Actor collects only publicly available listing data - the same information any visitor sees without logging in. It deliberately collects no personal data: advertiser and agency names, phone numbers and emails are never returned, even though some appear on the page. You remain responsible for how you use the data; review the target site's terms and applicable law (including GDPR) for your use case.

Do I need a proxy? The Actor reads the portal's public listing pages directly. If you see HTTP 403 in the log, enable an Apify residential proxy in the Actor's run settings.

Why is price sometimes null? Some ads are published without a price ("a consultar"). The field is left null on purpose - never a fake 0 - so averages and filters stay correct.

Why did I get fewer listings than I asked for? The location simply had fewer listings, your price filter excluded the rest, or the search hit the portal's page cap. Try a broader location or a wider price range.

Can I get another Spanish or European property portal? Yes - open an issue on the Issues tab.

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Support

Found a bug or need a field that is not here? Open an issue on the Issues tab of this Actor. Issues are answered.

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Notes for maintainers (Az Digital Consulting LU)

Source validated on 2026-09-05. Everything below is measured, not assumed.

• List URL: https://www.pisos.com/{operation}/pisos-{location}/; pagination is a /N/ path suffix. The pisos- prefix is mandatory - /venta/madrid/ answers 404.
• 30 listings per page. Each card ships its own ld+json block with @type=SingleFamilyResidence.
• The price is NOT in the ld+json. It lives in the card markup under class="ad-preview__price".
• Alignment rule (this is the bug the parser exists to prevent, cf. aztec-standvirtual): the HTML is split per card with re.split(r'(?=<div id="[\d.]+" class="ad-preview)'), and the <div id> is matched against the ld+json @id inside that same slice. Pairing the ld+json list against a price list by index silently mismatches prices to properties.
  • Verified by opening the detail page of 4 listings spread across page 1 (cards 1, 8, 16, 30): the listed price matched the detail-page price in 4/4.
• End of pagination is a REDIRECT, not an empty page. Past the cap the portal answers HTTP 200 and redirects to page 1, re-serving the same 30 cards. Measured: pages 2/5/20/50/100 stay put; pages 200/400 redirect. Stopping on "empty page" would loop forever - _fetch returns None when the final URL no longer contains /N/.

Local runs actually executed (2026-09-05)

Run	Input	Result
venta	madrid, maxItems=65	65 items, 65 unique ids, 65/65 with price, 0 with price==0
alquiler	barcelona, maxItems=40, priceMin=900, priceMax=3000	40 items, all within range (min 1.029, max 3.000 EUR), €/mes parsed
alquiler	soria, maxItems=5000	10 items - pagination ended on its own, no loop

⚠️ PENDING: datacenter IP test

All of the above ran from the residential egress IP 213.135.246.95 (K11), confirmed with curl -s https://api.ipify.org. Apify runs from datacenter IPs. Whether pisos.com answers 200 or 403 from a datacenter IP is NOT yet proven. Before publishing:

1. Push a build and run it on the Apify platform.
2. If the log shows HTTP 403, either enable Apify residential proxy in the run settings, or add a /pisos endpoint to scraper-k11/app.py and route through the K11 cluster (same pattern as aztec-olx / aztec-webmotors).