Cushman & Wakefield Scraper: Commercial Property Listings, Offices and Market Reports

Cushman & Wakefield Scraper is an Apify Actor that extracts commercial real estate from cushmanwakefield.com, the property portal of Cushman & Wakefield, in 33 countries. It covers about 18,000 offices, warehouses, factories, retail units and land plots for lease or sale, each with size in m2 and sq ft, rent or sale price, coordinates, photos, available spaces and brochures. It also returns the firm's city offices and its MarketBeat research reports. No login, browser or proxy setup needed. Pay per result.

Export the result as JSON, CSV, Excel, XML or HTML, or read it through the Apify API.

What can you scrape from Cushman & Wakefield?

• Detailed listings (listing-detail): one row per listing page, with the deal, property type, building class, rent or price, rate type, address, coordinates, built and available area in m2 and sq ft, year built, description, amenities, photos, brochures, available spaces and agency data.
• Fast listings (listing): one row per listing address from the site sitemap or from a search card, with title or address facts, type, change date and the price a search card shows.
• City offices (office): about 260 city office pages with address, phone, opening hours and description.
• Market reports (report): research pages, including the quarterly MarketBeat reports, with market, segment, period, key takeaways and section headings.

Why use this Cushman & Wakefield scraper?

• The whole catalog, not a search window: listings mode reads the sitemaps the site publishes, about 13,370 English addresses for lease and 4,820 for sale, newest first.
• 33 countries in one Actor: the United States, Canada, Australia, Thailand, Brazil, Vietnam, Belgium, Indonesia, India, Singapore, Mexico, the United Kingdom and more. Sizes come in m2 and sq ft, and the currency is kept as published.
• Four record types: full listings, fast address-level rows, city offices and MarketBeat research.
• Honest about missing values: when a listing says "Contact us for pricing", priceOnRequest is true and no number is invented.
• Monitor mode: a scheduled run returns only rows it has not delivered before.

How to scrape Cushman & Wakefield in four steps

1. Open the Actor on Apify and choose What to collect, usually listings.
2. Pick a country, a deal type and a property type, and optionally name places such as denver, colorado, toronto or bangkok.
3. Add a size range or a changed-since date, set Maximum items and click Start.
4. Download the dataset from the Storage tab. To watch a market, turn on Only new results, give it a Monitor name and schedule the Actor.

Input

The form has 19 fields. All of them:

Field	Type	Default	Meaning
mode	string	listings	What to collect: listings, urls, offices or reports
maxItems	integer	50	Maximum rows (free plans: 10)
countries	array	united-states	Country sites to read
operation	string	any	Deal type: any, rent or sale
propertyTypes	array	empty	Property type groups such as office, industrial and warehouse, retail, land, other
locations	array	empty	Places matched against the words of each listing address, such as a city or a state
minAreaM2 / maxAreaM2	integer	none	Size range in m2
startUrls	array	empty	Listing, search, city office or report pages for urls mode
modifiedSince	string	empty	Only listings the site changed since this date
reportType	string	any	any or marketbeat
fetchDetails	boolean	true	Open every listing for full rows; off gives the faster address-level list
includeContactDetails	boolean	false	Add broker and author names, titles and business phones
includeRaw	boolean	false	Add the raw site data
onlyNew	boolean	false	Monitor mode: skip rows already delivered
stateKey / resetSeen	string / boolean	empty / false	Monitor name, and a reset
maxScan	integer	1000	Maximum pages to open
maxConcurrency	integer	3	Parallel requests
proxyConfiguration	object	none	Proxy, not needed

Input for office space for rent in Denver:

{
  "mode": "listings",
  "countries": ["united-states"],
  "operation": "rent",
  "propertyTypes": ["office"],
  "locations": ["denver"],
  "maxItems": 50
}

What data do you get from Cushman & Wakefield?

Every row has a recordType: listing-detail, listing, office or report. Fields without a value are left out, never filled with null. The dataset schema holds 76 columns, and a detailed listing carries 20 to 48 fields. Every row names its country as an ISO code.

Listing rows (listing-detail and listing)

Field	Type	Example
listingId, propertyId	string	s41477s122169256-l, 265379
url, title	string	the listing page, Four Gateway Centre
operation, status, propertyType, propertyGroup	string	rent, Available, Office, office
buildingClass, isSublease	string, boolean	Class B, false
price, priceMax, pricePerM2	number	24, 258.33
currency, priceUnit, priceBasis, rentPeriod, rateType	string	USD, SF, per-area, year, NNN
priceOnRequest	boolean	true when the site says "Contact us for pricing"
address, city, region, postalCode	string	4400 Kittredge Street, #40, Denver, CO, 80239
latitude, longitude	number	39.775864, -104.800301
areaBuilt, areaAvailable, areaLand	number	5756.09 m2
areaBuiltSqft, areaAvailableSqft	number	61958, 16123
yearBuilt, clearHeight, loadingDocks, driveInDoors	number or string	2001, 6
availabilities, availabilityCount	array, number	one entry per suite or floor with size, rent and rate type
description, amenities, images, brochures	text, array	listing text, photo links, PDF links
agencyName, agencyUrl, brokerCount	string, number	Cushman & Wakefield, the country site, 3
publishedAt, updatedAt, scrapedAt	string	2026-10-24, 2026-10-24T22:39:12Z

Office rows (office)

Field	Type	Example
officeId	string	the office identifier
title, url	string	office name, office page
address, city, country	string	office address, city, ISO country code
phone	string	the office business phone
openingHours	string	opening hours text

Report rows (report)

Field	Type	Example
reportType	string	marketbeat
market, marketSegment	string	city or market, property sector
period	string	quarter of the report
keyTakeaways	array	the report's main points
sections	array	section headings
reportUrl, authorCount	string, number	report link, number of authors

Sample output

A real listing-detail row (office building for lease, Denver), shortened:

{
  "recordType": "listing-detail",
  "title": "Four Gateway Centre",
  "listingId": "s41477s122169256-l",
  "country": "US",
  "operation": "rent",
  "propertyType": "Office",
  "price": 24,
  "currency": "USD",
  "rateType": "NNN",
  "pricePerM2": 258.33,
  "address": "4400 Kittredge Street, #40",
  "city": "Denver",
  "region": "CO",
  "latitude": 39.775864,
  "longitude": -104.800301,
  "areaBuilt": 5756.09,
  "yearBuilt": 2001,
  "agencyName": "Cushman & Wakefield",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-10-27T06:16:18.168Z"
}

Pricing

Pay per result, no monthly fee. Rates are in USD per result on the Free tier.

Event	Charged for	Per result	Per 1,000
Listing detail record	One listing opened on its own page	$0.022	$22.00
Listing record	One address-level or search-card listing	$0.0088	$8.80
Office record	One city office page	$0.0132	$13.20
Report record	One research or MarketBeat page	$0.022	$22.00

Worked examples: 1,000 detailed listings cost $22.00. 1,000 address-level listings (with Open every listing off) cost $8.80. All 260 city offices cost 260 x $0.0132 = $3.43. A mixed run of 500 detailed and 500 address-level listings costs $11.00 + $4.40 = $15.40. Error rows, empty searches and rows skipped by monitor mode are never charged.

How does it compare with other commercial real estate scrapers?

Read on 2026-11-03 in the Apify Store: no other Actor reads cushmanwakefield.com. The commercial real estate Actors that exist cover other portals with a different inventory.

	Cushman & Wakefield Scraper	Other Actors
Actors	This one	misterkhan/loopnet-scraper, scrapers_lat/crexi-scraper, studio-amba/loopnet-scraper
Site	cushmanwakefield.com, 33 countries	LoopNet and Crexi, mostly the United States
Extra data	City offices and MarketBeat reports	Listings and broker data

Those Actors read other sites and do not return these rows. Choose this Actor when you need Cushman & Wakefield's own listings, its offices abroad or its MarketBeat reports as structured data. The alternative is a manual export from the site or a generic browser scraper that you maintain yourself.

Is it legal to scrape Cushman & Wakefield? Limits and responsible use

The Actor reads public pages that need no login and follows the robots.txt rules of the site. The site terms reserve the rights to its content and limit automated use, so check the site terms before republishing commercially, and use the data in line with the privacy law that applies to you. Photos and documents are returned as links, never downloaded.

Limits:

• Only English pages (the /en/ section) are read. People pages and downloadable contact cards are never read.
• A few large cities have their search page blocked in robots.txt; for those, use listings mode with a place.
• Some listings show no price or no size. A few countries, such as Thailand and Japan, publish listing pages without a facts table, so only text, location and photos come back there.
• Brokers and report authors are individuals, so their names are returned only when you turn on Include contact details.

Use with AI agents (MCP)

Connect the Apify MCP server to Claude, Cursor or another MCP client and this Actor appears as a tool: https://mcp.apify.com?tools=RecordsData/cushmanwakefield-scraper.

Example prompt: "Get 30 industrial listings for lease in Brazil from cushmanwakefield.com with details, sort them by available area and tell me which ones show a rent."

Run it from code

import { ApifyClient } from 'apify-client';

const client = new ApifyClient({ token: 'YOUR_API_TOKEN' });
const run = await client.actor('RecordsData/cushmanwakefield-scraper').call({ mode: 'listings', countries: ['united-states'], operation: 'rent', locations: ['denver'], maxItems: 20 });
const { items } = await client.dataset(run.defaultDatasetId).listItems();
console.log(items.length, items[0].title, items[0].price);

Python client, Make, Zapier, n8n, webhooks, Google Sheets and Apify schedules also work.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which data can I scrape from Cushman & Wakefield?

Commercial listings for lease and sale: office, industrial, warehouse, factory, retail, land and more. Each detailed listing includes the address, coordinates, size in m2 and sq ft, rent or price when published, the description, photos, brochures and the spaces a building offers. The Actor also reads the firm's city office pages and its MarketBeat and other insight reports.

How do I scrape Cushman & Wakefield listings for one city?

Add the city to Places, for example denver, houston, toronto or bangkok, and pick the country. Listings mode matches the words of each listing address, so a state name such as colorado also works. Add a property type group and a deal type to narrow the result further.

How many listings can one run return?

There is no search-window ceiling. Listings mode reads the site's full sitemaps, which hold about 13,370 English addresses for lease and 4,820 for sale, and the United States alone has about 8,780 for lease. With Open every listing on, each row needs one page request, so a large run takes time. The Actor keeps to about two requests per second for all workers together.

Why do some rows have no rent or sale amount?

Many listings show "Contact us for pricing" instead of a figure. The Actor then sets priceOnRequest to true and never invents a number. Multi-space buildings keep the rent of each space in availabilities. A few countries, such as Thailand and Japan, publish listing pages without a facts table, so size and amount stay empty there and only text, location and photos are returned.

Which countries are covered?

Thirty-three country sites of Cushman & Wakefield, from the United States, Canada and Mexico to Australia, India, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, the Netherlands and Brazil. Only the English pages are read. Every row has country as an ISO code, and descriptions keep the original text of the site. Pick one or several countries in the input.

What is the difference between listing, listing-detail, office and report rows?

listing-detail rows open the listing page and carry the full data. listing rows come from the sitemap address or a search card: title or address facts, type, change date and, for search cards, the amount shown. office rows are city office pages with address, phone and opening hours. report rows are research pages with the market, segment, period and key takeaways.

Does it return names, phones or e-mails?

By default only business data: the company name and website and the number of brokers on a listing. Brokers and report authors are individuals, so their name, job title and business phone are returned only when you turn on Include contact details. Office rows hold the office's business phone.

How do I get only new listings?

Turn on Only new results and give the search a Monitor name. The next run skips rows it already delivered, and you are not charged for skipped ones. A listing the site changed since is delivered again. Schedule the Actor daily for an alert feed, and use Forget seen results when you want to start over from zero.

How much does a run cost?

The Actor is billed per result, with a separate event for each kind of row. A detailed listing costs $0.022, so 1,000 cost $22.00. An address-level listing costs $0.0088, so 1,000 cost $8.80. An office costs $0.0132 and a report $0.022. Error rows, empty searches and monitor skips are never charged.

Do I need a proxy or an API key?

No. The pages answer plain requests from Apify servers, and in cloud test runs the site refused none of the requests. The Actor retries a refusal with a pause, and only if the site keeps refusing does it switch to the Apify datacenter proxy. You only need an Apify account, and the free plan returns up to 10 items per run.

What happens if my input is wrong or nothing matches?

A wrong value, such as an unknown country, a bad date or an address that is not on cushmanwakefield.com, ends the run as succeeded with one free error row that says what to fix. A search with no matches ends as succeeded with no rows. Neither is charged. Paid plans return up to 1,000,000 items per run.

Support

Questions, a missing field or a feature request: contact.punkrecordsdata@gmail.com.

This Actor is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Cushman & Wakefield. Cushman & Wakefield is a trademark of its owner.

Last updated: 2026-11-03