France Property Sale Prices Scraper (DVF Open Data)

Compare recorded sale prices in chosen French towns using the government's DVF open data. Get up to Maximum results sales per run, one row per sale, with location, date, price and property details.

**Last recorded local test:** 2026-10-08, 20 results, all fields checked.

What does this Actor do?

• You give: French towns by name or INSEE code (such as Bordeaux or 33063), or postal codes (such as 75011). Optional: years, property types and a price range.
• You get: sale ID, date, sale type, price in euros, main property type (house, flat, commercial premises, outbuilding, land), number of dwellings, built area, rooms, Carrez area, land area, price per m², lots, address, postal code, town, INSEE and department codes, cadastral parcels and GPS position.
• How many: up to Maximum results matching sales across the selected town files (20 by default), with newest sales first within each file. The historical Bordeaux 2025 file held about 6,400 sales; this is not a current coverage count. Paris, Lyon and Marseille cover all their arrondissements.
• Speed and limits: in local test runs on 2026-10-08 (UTC), a run of 20 sales took 5 s, and 200 sales from three town files took 5 s. Each town file holds one year of sales (Bordeaux 2025: about 6,400); files are read one at a time, up to 30 a minute.
• Price: $1.80 per 1,000 sales (20 sales = $0.036). No start fee. No proxy needed.
• Not included: buyer and seller names (DVF holds none), asking prices, listings, and sales in Alsace, Moselle and Mayotte, which DVF does not cover.

Input

Field	What it does	Default
Towns (communes)	Town names or INSEE codes; Saint-Denis 974 picks the town in department 974	Bordeaux
Postal codes	Each adds the towns that use it	None
Years	Years of sales to read	The newest year published
Property types	Keep only Maison, Appartement, Local, Dépendance or Terrain	All
Minimum price / Maximum price (EUR)	Keep only sales in this range	None
DVF town files	Read these town files from data.gouv.fr instead	None
Maximum results	Stop after this many sales	20
Only new results	Skip sales an earlier run with the same input already saved; they are not saved or charged	Off
Proxy configuration	Optional; the Actor runs without one	No proxy

Sales your filters leave out are not charged.

Example: flats sold in Lyon and Annecy in 2024 and 2025 for 150,000 to 400,000 euros.

{
    "communes": ["Lyon", "Annecy"],
    "years": ["2025", "2024"],
    "propertyTypes": ["Appartement"],
    "minPriceEur": 150000,
    "maxPriceEur": 400000,
    "maxItems": 5000
}

Output

One record per sale. Download it as JSON, CSV, Excel or HTML from the Output tab, or read it through the Apify API.

{
    "saleId": "2025-418413",
    "date": "2025-12-31",
    "saleType": "Vente",
    "priceEur": 223000,
    "propertyType": "Appartement",
    "dwellingCount": 1,
    "builtAreaM2": 45,
    "rooms": 2,
    "carrezAreaM2": 46.47,
    "pricePerM2Eur": 4956,
    "lotCount": 2,
    "postalCode": "33100",
    "communeName": "Bordeaux",
    "inseeCode": "33063",
    "departmentCode": "33",
    "sourceUrl": "https://files.data.gouv.fr/geo-dvf/latest/csv/2025/communes/33/33063.csv",
    "scrapedAt": "2026-10-08T03:23:30.070Z"
}

A real record from a local test run on 2026-10-08 (UTC), shortened to 17 of its 22 fields. Not shown: landAreaM2, address, parcelIds, longitude, latitude.

pricePerM2Eur is the price divided by the built area of all premises sold, outbuildings included. A sale of several premises or parcels is one record; dwellingCount, lotCount and parcelIds show what it held.

The run also saves an OUTCOME record in its key-value store, and the same sentence as the run's status message: COMPLETE (no more sales in your towns and years), MAX_RESULTS (stopped at Maximum results), SPENDING_LIMIT, PARTIAL (some files failed to load), NO_NEW_RESULTS (Only new results is on and nothing is new), NO_MATCHING_RESULTS (your filters left nothing) or FAILED. Only FAILED ends the run as failed.

Pricing

You pay $1.80 per 1,000 sales, only for sales saved. No start fee. Platform costs are included in the price. Example: the default maximum of 20 saved sales costs $0.036 (20 × $0.0018). Fewer saved sales cost proportionally less.

• Sales your filters leave out are not charged.
• A sale found in two of your towns is saved and charged once per run.
• A run that cannot read anything stops with a reason and costs nothing.
• A sale seen again in a later run is saved and charged again, unless "Only new results" is on.
• Set "Maximum results" or a spending limit to cap the cost.

Notes

• This Actor is an independent tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by the French government, the DGFiP, Etalab or data.gouv.fr.
• It reads the DVF files that Etalab publishes on data.gouv.fr under the Licence Ouverte 2.0, and looks up town names in the government's public geo API. No key is needed. When reusing results, attribute the DVF source (DGFiP / Etalab) and identify the source file and date; each row includes sourceUrl and scrapedAt to support that attribution.
• DVF's own rules (decree 2018-1350) bar re-identifying the people involved in a sale and having the data indexed by search engines. Do not re-identify people or allow search engines to index the resulting property-sale data.
• DVF is updated twice a year, about six months after the sales.
• Found a problem? Open an issue on the Issues tab and include the run link.