# Changelog of Madlan Scraper - Israel Sold Prices & Neighbourhood Data (`sian.agency/madlan-property-scraper`) Actor

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## Changelog

All notable changes to the Madlan Scraper will be documented in this file.

### \[2026-09-09] — 1.0.0

#### 🎉 Madlan Scraper — Launch!

- **Sold Transactions** — the closed sale records Madlan publishes for any Israeli city, neighbourhood or single building, with price in shekels, price per square meter, rooms, floor area, floor and year built on every row
- **Block and Parcel on Every Deal** — the גוש and חלקה that identify the plot in the land registry, next to the street and house number, so a title search starts from the row you already have
- **History Back to 2004** — a neighbourhood returns its whole deal record in one run, which is about two decades of price per square meter for Israeli property
- **Price Benchmarks** — median buy price, median rent and gross rental yield per apartment size, for the neighbourhood, its city and the country side by side, each with its quarterly history. Every page tested returned 132 benchmark rows
- **Second Hand and New Build Split** — buy price, rent and yield published separately for יד שנייה and חדש מקבלן stock, alongside the combined figure
- **Area Report** — one profile row per place holding demographics by age, origin and immigration, the price table by room count, the school roster with catchment polygons, analyst notes on planning, nuisances and transport, and resident opinions
- **Hebrew Place Lookup** — city and neighbourhood names matched against Madlan's own index of 1,206 settlements and 1,755 neighbourhoods, read fresh on every run
- **Paste a Madlan Page** — an area page or an address page you already have open is read exactly as it is, with no lookup step
- **Filters That Remove Rows** — year sold, price band, room count and floor area each read a field Madlan fills on every deal. On a Tel Aviv city page, sold from 2024 plus a 5 million shekel floor plus 4 rooms kept 224 of 1,000 deals
- **25 Records Free Per Run** — every field filled in, all three operations available, before you pay anything

#### 💎 User Benefits

- Israeli property valuation stops depending on asking prices. Appraisers, lenders and buyers get the amount that actually changed hands, with the size and date attached
- A neighbourhood's twenty-year price-per-square-meter series comes out of one run instead of a manual trawl through registry records
- Investors screen rental yield across areas from a table that already holds median buy price, median rent and gross yield together
- $0.46 per 1,000 transaction records, against the cent a row this data usually costs — a 1,000-deal Tel Aviv run is under fifty cents
- The default run returned 200 records in 4.9 seconds, and one page fetch serves a whole operation, so run time barely moves with the row count
- Rows arrive flat and typed, so they load into a warehouse, a valuation model or a dashboard without anyone reading Hebrew to unpack them

#### 🎯 Use Cases

- **Property appraisers** pulling closed comparables for a Tel Aviv neighbourhood, with block and parcel ready for a title search
- **Mortgage lenders and underwriters** checking a purchase price against what similar flats in the same building actually sold for
- **Property investors** screening gross rental yield across Haifa, Netanya and Rishon LeZion before committing to a market
- **Market analysts and research desks** rebuilding price per square meter by neighbourhood back to 2004 from the deals themselves
- **Buying agents and relocation advisers** reading the analyst notes on planning, construction nuisance and transport before a client commits to a street
- **Family relocation services** mapping school catchment polygons to work out which registration zone an address falls into
- **Proptech founders and data engineers** feeding a flat, typed Israeli transaction feed into a valuation model or a comparison product