RedWeek Timeshare Scraper ๐๏ธ
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RedWeek Timeshare Scraper ๐๏ธ
Harvest RedWeek timeshare listings: prices, availability, resort details & owner reviews. Extract rental rates, resale values & ratings. Perfect for price intelligence, market benchmarking, investment analysis & vacation rental analytics. ETL-ready data.
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What does RedWeek Timeshare Scraper do?
RedWeek Timeshare Scraper collects structured timeshare resort data from public RedWeek search pages. Provide a RedWeek search URL for a destination or region, and the Actor returns resort names, locations, ratings, review counts, rental and resale inventory, displayed price ranges, availability signals, images, coordinates, and direct RedWeek links.
Use the dataset for timeshare market research, resort comparison, rental price analysis, resale benchmarking, vacation inventory monitoring, and travel or real estate data workflows. Results can be downloaded from Apify in JSON, CSV, Excel, and other supported formats or connected to downstream automations.
Why use RedWeek Timeshare Scraper?
- Compare resort markets - Review resort availability and pricing across Florida, Orlando, Hawaii, and other RedWeek destinations.
- Analyze rental pricing - Compare displayed rental price ranges, rental counts, and available rental months across resorts.
- Benchmark resales - Identify resorts with active resale inventory and compare displayed resale price bands.
- Track resort demand signals - Monitor ratings, review counts, listing counts, badges, and availability indicators over time.
- Create repeatable datasets - Use the same RedWeek search URL for scheduled snapshots and market monitoring.
- Work with clean records - Fields that are not available on a particular resort card are omitted instead of being saved as empty values.
- Control collection size - Set the maximum number of results and result pages for quick tests or broader regional datasets.
What data can you extract from RedWeek?
Each dataset item represents one resort found on a RedWeek search results page. The Actor can collect the following information when RedWeek displays it:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
resort_id | RedWeek resort identifier. |
resort_name | Name of the timeshare resort. |
resort_url | Direct RedWeek resort page URL. |
location | Resort city, state, or region. |
rating | Numeric resort rating. |
rating_text | Rating text shown on the resort card. |
reviews_count | Number of RedWeek reviews. |
badge | Visible resort badge or label. |
image_url | Primary resort image URL. |
rental_count | Number of rental postings shown for the resort. |
rental_summary | Rental availability summary text. |
rental_price_range | Displayed rental price range. |
rental_min_price | Minimum displayed rental price as text. |
rental_max_price | Maximum displayed rental price as text. |
rentals_url | Direct RedWeek rental listings URL. |
resale_count | Number of resale postings shown for the resort. |
resale_summary | Resale availability summary text. |
resale_price_range | Displayed resale price range. |
resale_min_price | Minimum displayed resale price as text. |
resale_max_price | Maximum displayed resale price as text. |
resales_url | Direct RedWeek resale listings URL. |
rental_available_years | Years shown in the rental availability information. |
rental_available_months | Months shown in the rental availability information. |
latitude | Resort latitude when available. |
longitude | Resort longitude when available. |
page | RedWeek result page where the resort was found. |
position | Resort position on its result page. |
source_search_url | RedWeek search URL used for the run. |
How to scrape RedWeek timeshare data
- Open RedWeek and create a search for the destination, region, or market you want to study.
- Copy the complete RedWeek search URL from your browser address bar.
- Open RedWeek Timeshare Scraper on Apify.
- Paste the URL into
startUrl. - Set
results_wantedandmax_pagesfor the size of the dataset. - Run the Actor and review the dataset preview.
- Download the results or connect the dataset to a spreadsheet, webhook, API, or automation.
The URL controls the RedWeek search context. If you need a specific destination or region, use the corresponding RedWeek search URL rather than relying on a broad search.
Input Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
startUrl | String | Yes | Florida RedWeek search URL | Complete RedWeek search URL for the destination or region to collect. |
results_wanted | Integer | No | 20 | Maximum number of unique resort records to save. Minimum value is 1. |
max_pages | Integer | No | 3 | Maximum number of RedWeek result pages to request. Minimum value is 1. |
proxyConfiguration | Object | No | Apify Proxy | Optional Apify Proxy settings for larger or repeated runs. |
Usage Examples
Basic Resort Search
Collect up to 20 resorts from a RedWeek Florida search. This is a good starting point for checking the dataset fields and result quality.
{"startUrl": "https://www.redweek.com/search/North+America/United+States/Florida-timeshares","results_wanted": 20,"max_pages": 3}
Broader Regional Collection
Increase the result and page limits when building a larger resort inventory for a destination or region.
{"startUrl": "https://www.redweek.com/search/North+America/United+States/Florida-timeshares","results_wanted": 100,"max_pages": 10}
Collection With Apify Proxy
Use Apify Proxy settings for larger or scheduled runs where additional routing may help maintain access to the target search pages.
{"startUrl": "https://www.redweek.com/search/North+America/United+States/Hawaii-timeshares","results_wanted": 50,"max_pages": 5,"proxyConfiguration": {"useApifyProxy": true,"apifyProxyGroups": ["RESIDENTIAL"]}}
Sample Output
The following example shows one resort dataset item. Optional fields may be omitted when RedWeek does not display them for a result.
{"resort_id": "5701","resort_name": "Marriott's Crystal Shores","resort_url": "https://www.redweek.com/resort/P5701-marriotts-crystal-shores","location": "Marco Island, Florida","rating": 5,"reviews_count": 884,"badge": "Voted Top Pick 2026","rental_count": 668,"rental_price_range": "$175 - $1,876/night","rental_min_price": "$175","rental_max_price": "$1,876","resale_count": 12,"resale_price_range": "$8,950 - $79,000","resale_min_price": "$8,950","resale_max_price": "$79,000","rental_available_years": ["2026"],"rental_available_months": ["January", "February", "March"],"latitude": 25.920085,"longitude": -81.727577,"page": 1,"position": 1,"source_search_url": "https://www.redweek.com/search/North+America/United+States/Florida-timeshares"}
Tips for Best Results
- Use a complete search URL - Copy the URL after selecting the RedWeek destination or region you want to analyze.
- Start with a small run - Use
results_wanted: 20and a lowmax_pagesvalue to confirm that the search returns the expected resorts. - Use consistent search contexts - For scheduled monitoring, keep the destination URL consistent so pricing and inventory changes are easier to compare.
- Increase limits gradually - Raise
results_wantedandmax_pagesafter reviewing the first dataset preview. - Review optional fields across several records - Some resorts do not display ratings, badges, price ranges, images, or availability details.
- Use proxy settings for larger runs - Apify Proxy can be enabled in the input when a broader or repeated run needs additional routing support.
- Check source pages when values matter - Rental and resale prices are displayed values from RedWeek and can change after collection.
Integrations and Export Formats
- Google Sheets - Review resort locations, ratings, inventory, and pricing in a spreadsheet.
- Airtable - Build a searchable resort and timeshare market database.
- Webhooks - Notify downstream systems when a run finishes.
- Make or Zapier - Trigger reports, alerts, or data processing workflows.
- API access - Read the dataset programmatically from your own applications.
- JSON - Use structured records in applications, dashboards, and AI data workflows.
- CSV and Excel - Analyze resort pricing and inventory in spreadsheet tools.
- XML - Pass resort records to systems that require XML exports.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I collect a specific RedWeek destination?
Yes. Put the destination or regional RedWeek search URL in startUrl. The Actor uses that URL as the search context for the collected resort records.
Can I search without a RedWeek URL?
No. startUrl is required by the input schema. Create or copy a public RedWeek search URL before starting the run.
Can I collect both rentals and resales?
Yes. Resort records include rental and resale counts, displayed price ranges, and direct rental or resale URLs when RedWeek provides them on the search result.
How many resort records can I collect?
The Actor saves up to the results_wanted limit, subject to the number of resorts available in the supplied search. max_pages controls how many result pages can be requested.
Why are some fields missing?
Some RedWeek resort cards do not publish every value. When a rating, price range, image, availability detail, or link is unavailable, that field is omitted from the dataset item.
Are rental and resale prices current?
The values represent what RedWeek displays when the Actor collects the result. Listings and prices can change, so schedule repeat runs when you need monitoring rather than treating one dataset as a permanent price record.
Can I export RedWeek data to CSV or Excel?
Yes. Apify datasets can be downloaded as CSV, Excel, JSON, XML, and other supported formats.
Can I run this Actor on a schedule?
Yes. Create an Apify schedule to run it hourly, daily, weekly, or at another interval. Reusing the same startUrl helps create comparable market snapshots.
Is this Actor suitable for non-technical users?
Yes. You can run it from Apify Console with form-based inputs, then inspect or download the dataset without writing code.
Is it legal to collect RedWeek data?
Public data collection can be subject to applicable laws, privacy requirements, and RedWeek's terms. You are responsible for using the Actor lawfully, respecting access restrictions, and handling the collected data responsibly.
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Support
For issues, feature requests, or custom timeshare data workflows, use the Issues tab on the Actor page or contact the developer through Apify.
Legal Notice
This Actor is intended for legitimate collection and analysis of publicly available RedWeek information. Users are responsible for complying with RedWeek's terms, applicable laws, privacy requirements, and any restrictions on using or redistributing collected data.