Zillow scraper and Zillow API alternative: for-sale, for-rent and sold listings, property details, Zestimate with its 30-day trend, all photos, 3D tours, open houses, emails, price & tax history, schools, MLS attribution, FSBA/FSBO/foreclosure flags and agent contacts. From $1.30/1k.
1.4 (2026-08-27) — climate risk, foreclosure detail and comps
New optional section: Include climate risk, foreclosure & comps. It runs the
listing page's own second call, so one extra request per home buys a block of
data no other Zillow actor on the store returns.
Added — climate risk
climateRisk covers five perils — flood, fire, heat, wind and air — each with a
1-10 score and its label, the FEMA flood zone, Zillow's insurance recommendation
and whether a separate policy is required, the count of historic events, and the
probability series out to 30 years.
Added — foreclosure and auction detail
The full distressed-property table: foreclosingBank, foreclosureAmount,
foreclosureDate, foreclosureJudicialType, the auction (foreclosureAuctionCity,
foreclosureAuctionLocation, foreclosureAuctionTime, foreclosureAuctionDescription,
foreclosureAuctionFilingDate), the defaulted loan (foreclosureLoanAmount,
foreclosureLoanDate, foreclosureLoanOriginator, foreclosureDefaultFilingDate,
foreclosureDefaultDescription), the balances (foreclosurePastDueBalance,
foreclosureUnpaidBalance, foreclosureBalanceReportingDate) and the prior sale.
Trustee and county records — foreclosureTrusteeName, foreclosureTrusteeAddress,
foreclosureTrusteePhone, foreclosureLegalDescription, foreclosureSubdivision,
foreclosureApn and foreclosureRecordedDocs[].
nearbyHomes[] — the comparable homes Zillow shows beside the listing, with price,
beds/baths, living area, lot size, coordinates and URL.
rooms[] — room-by-room type, level, dimensions, area and features.
marketValues — the neighborhood ZHVI, its year-over-year change and Zillow's forecast.
datePosted, downPaymentAssistanceEligible, and the buyer's and seller's agent on each
past sale in priceHistory[].
Also
New dataset view Foreclosures & risk.
1.3 (2026-08-27) — property details come back full again
Fixed — detail records had quietly collapsed to a fraction of their fields
Zillow stopped shipping the property object inside the page HTML. What is left in
__NEXT_DATA__ is only what the "showcase" module needs: ~74 keys and 9resoFacts
entries, with no schools, no tax history, no price history and no agent contact at all.
Every field the Actor documented was still parsed correctly — Zillow simply was not sending
it any more, so records came back thin.
Property details are now read over Zillow's GraphQL endpoint, replaying the same
persisted operation the page itself runs. That answers with the complete object:
121 top-level fields and ~187 resoFacts keys instead of 74 and 9.
Back in the dataset as a result:schools, taxHistory (20+ years), priceHistory,
agentName / agentEmail / agentPhoneNumber / brokerName, county, countyFIPS,
parcelId, monthlyHoaFee, propertyTaxRate, daysOnZillow, pageViewCount,
favoriteCount, hiResImageLink, streetViewImageUrl — and the full MLS fact set
(appliances, flooring, roof, foundation, lot features, green certifications, lease terms,
pet rules, HOA fees and the rest).
If Zillow ever retires that operation, the Actor falls back to the page payload instead of
failing, so a run degrades rather than breaks.
Added — data our competitors sell separately
Walk Score, Transit Score and Bike Score — opt in with Include Walk / Transit / Bike
Score. One extra request per home, off by default.
homeInsights — Zillow's AI-generated highlight phrases for the home
("Gas cooktop kitchen", "Mature shade tree").
homeValueHistory — up to 10 years of monthly Zestimate® values as {date, value}.
mortgageRates — the 30-year fixed, 15-year fixed and 5/1 ARM rates quoted on the listing.
bio — the agent's "get to know me" text, HTML stripped.
teamName and teamMembers — every member of the team with their own rating and
profile URL, plus isTeamLead.
aiSummary — Zillow's AI summary of the agent, drawn from verified sales and reviews.
professionalInfo, websites, brokerAddress, brokerageLicenses,
mlsIds, profileTypes, isPremiumAgent, latitude / longitude,
and salesAndListingsHeader (which carries the agent's total sales count).
Past sales and active listings now include their photo, home type and open-house flag.
Improved — Zestimate® mode
zestimateLow and zestimateHigh in dollars, not just the percentages.
zestimate30DayChange — the 30-day move, computed for you, next to
zestimate30DaysAgo and rentZestimate30DaysAgo.
Added county, homeType, bedrooms, bathrooms, livingArea, yearBuilt,
taxAnnualAmount, pricePerSquareFoot, monthlyHoaFee, homeValueHistory, and
dateSold as a readable date instead of a millisecond timestamp.
1.2 (2026-08-24) — address input actually returns the home
Fixed
Searching by a full street address no longer returns an empty dataset. Zillow answers an
exact address with the home's own detail page, which carries no search state at all — so both
Search and Zestimate mode logged "no match" and the run finished green with zero results,
even though address input is advertised. Both paths now recognise that page and return the
home: Search yields the full property record, Zestimate reads the valuation straight off it
with no second request.
1.1 (2026-08-24) — every field the listing carries
Fixed — the extended fact set was quietly coming back empty
Zillow slimmed down what its page payload ships: the flat resoFacts keys the Actor was
picking from a hand-written 53-key list are simply not there any more for most listings, so
reso_heating, reso_cooling, reso_parking and friends silently returned nothing. Two
changes fix that for good:
Every non-null resoFacts key is mirrored, instead of a curated allowlist that goes
stale every time Zillow reshuffles its payload.
atAGlanceFacts is now read. That is where Zillow actually keeps type, year built,
heating, cooling, parking, lot size, days on Zillow and price per square foot for most
homes. It is returned raw as atAGlanceFacts[] and lifted into named reso_* fields.
Added — search cards went from ~30 to 50+ fields, detail records to 110+
Listing-category flags on both search and detail records: isForSaleByAgent,
isForSaleByOwner, isPending, isNewHome, isForeclosure, isComingSoon,
isBankOwned, isForAuction, isPreforeclosureAuction, isShowcaseListing,
isPremierBuilder, isFeatured, isNonOwnerOccupied, isUnmappable,
isUndisclosedAddress, isPaidBuilderNewConstruction.
All the photos, not just the cover. Search cards now return the full carousel in
photos[] with photoCount — previously only imgSrc.
Short-term value trend — zestimateMinus30 and rentZestimateMinus30, the Zestimate
and Rent Zestimate 30 days ago, so a single run tells you the direction.
Builder and new-construction data — newConstructionType, moveInReady,
moveInCompletionDate, marketingName, brokerageName, isPremierBuilder.
The dataset schema now documents all 217 fields the Actor can emit, so the Output tab and
the CSV/Excel exports match what a run really produces.
1.0 (2026-07-07)
Scrape Zillow in four modes: search (for-sale, for-rent, and sold listings), propertyDetail, zestimate, and agent. Mode is auto-detected from Start URLs.
Search by city, ZIP, county, full Zillow search URL, or free-text address; filter by listing type, price, beds, baths, living area, lot size, year built, HOA fee, and home type.
Automatic bypass of Zillow's ~820-result-per-query cap by recursively subdividing the map into quadrants.
Rich property details: address, price, Zestimate and Rent Zestimate (with high/low range), price and tax history, bedrooms, bathrooms, living area, lot size, year built, coordinates, description, photos, nearby schools, and curated RESO facts (reso_*).
Listing agent and broker attribution: name, email, phone, license, MLS ID and name.
Agent profiles: name, business, email, phones, ratings, licenses, service areas, active for-sale/for-rent listings, past sales, and optional reviews.
Fast Zestimate lookup by property URL, ZPID, or address.
Optional flatOutput for CSV/Excel-friendly single-level records.
Dataset views: Listings, Property details, and Agents.
Pay-per-event pricing: per listing, per property detail, per zestimate, per agent.
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