UAE Off-Plan Project Scraper

UAE Off-Plan Project Scraper is for buyers who want a clean project inventory instead of launch-alert wording. It extracts public project facts from UAE developer, broker, and project listing pages: project name, developer, location, property type, bedroom mix, starting price, payment plan, handover, and source-backed project URL.

What It Extracts

• projectName - Project.
• developerName - Developer.
• emirate - Emirate.
• community - Community.
• propertyTypes - Property types.
• bedroomRange - Bedroom range.
• startingPrice - Starting price.
• paymentPlan - Payment plan.
• handover - Handover.
• projectSummary - Project summary.
• dataQualityScore - Data quality score.
• sourceUrl - Source URL.
• projectUrl - Project URL.
• scrapedAt - Scraped at.

Why This Is Useful

UAE off-plan data is scattered across developer websites, broker landing pages, portal new-project pages, and launch announcements. A normal scraper returns page text. This actor returns structured real-estate rows that can be reviewed, filtered, exported, and used by broker teams, investors, agencies, analysts, and lead-generation operators.

Each dataset row is shaped as a project record, not a launch alert. It prioritizes project facts and inventory fields that can be exported directly to a spreadsheet or CRM.

Input

Paste one or more public URLs into Off-plan project page URLs. Good inputs include developer project pages, broker off-plan landing pages, Property Finder new-project pages, and public UAE project announcement pages.

Use Maximum results only when you want to limit the run. Most users can leave it at the default value.

Example Input

{
    "urls": [
        {
            "url": "https://www.propertyfinder.ae/en/new-projects"
        }
    ],
    "maxResults": 25
}

Example Output

{
    "projectName": "Bay Grove Residences",
    "developerName": "Nakheel",
    "emirate": "Dubai",
    "community": "Dubai Islands",
    "propertyTypes": "Apartments and penthouses",
    "bedroomRange": "1-4 bedrooms",
    "startingPrice": "from 1,850,000 AED",
    "paymentPlan": "70/30 payment plan",
    "handover": "Q4 2028",
    "projectSummary": "Bay Grove Residences by Nakheel in Dubai Islands, Dubai, with apartments and penthouses from 1,850,000 AED.",
    "dataQualityScore": 92,
    "sourceUrl": "https://example.com/uae-projects",
    "projectUrl": "https://example.com/projects/bay-grove-residences",
    "scrapedAt": "2026-09-09T10:00:00.000Z"
}

Common Use Cases

• Create a spreadsheet of UAE off-plan projects from public sources.
• Compare developer inventory by location, price, handover, and unit mix.
• Collect project URLs for broker research, enrichment, or CRM workflows.
• Turn messy project pages into clean, repeatable real-estate dataset rows.

Best Source Pages

• Public UAE developer project pages.
• Broker pages for off-plan launches and communities.
• Property portal new-project pages.
• Launch announcement pages with payment plan, price, or handover text.

Reliability Notes

The actor works best on public pages that expose readable HTML or text. Some UAE property portals use JavaScript rendering, region rules, rate limits, or anti-bot controls. The actor does not bypass logins, captcha, paywalls, or private content. If a source blocks automated access, use a more public page from the same developer, broker, or portal.

Output

Results are saved to the default Apify dataset. Rows include source URLs and timestamps so users can verify claims before making investment, brokerage, or outreach decisions.