Inmuebles24 Scraper — Mexico Property Listings (+ZonaProp)

Scrape property listings from Inmuebles24, Mexico's largest real estate portal, for sale (venta) or for rent (renta). The same actor also works on the sister portals that run on the same platform: ZonaProp (Argentina), Imovelweb (Brazil), Urbania (Peru) and Plusvalía (Ecuador). For each listing you get the price and currency (MXN, USD, ARS, BRL or PEN), the maintenance fee (mantenimiento / expensas / condomínio), the total and covered area, rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms, half bathrooms, parking spaces and age. You also get the property type, the address as the advertiser publishes it, neighbourhood, city, state and coordinates. On top of that come the features, the full description, photos, the advertiser (agency name, logo and profile, or "private owner"), the premium / featured flag and the dates.

Start from any search URL copied from one of the five sites, or type a city or neighbourhood (colonia) and pick filters. Turn on Include listing page details to also get every photo, the grouped amenities, video links, the publication age ("Publicado hace 12 días" turned into a date) and the view count.

The actor reads the same JSON the websites load (30 listings per request), not the visible HTML. That keeps the output complete and stable and runs fast: 1,136 listings in 34 seconds in our test. You pay only for the listings you get.

What data does Inmuebles24 Scraper extract?

Field	Description
id, code, url, site	Listing id, the advertiser's posting code, listing URL, and Inmuebles24, ZonaProp, Imovelweb, Urbania or Plusvalía
title, headline	The advertiser's title and the site's summary line ("Departamento · 240m² · 3 Recámaras · 2 Estacionamientos")
operation, price, currency	sale, rent, temporary rent or transfer; price and ISO currency (MXN, USD, ARS, BRL, PEN). priceOnRequest is true when the price is hidden
prices	Every price of the listing (some are offered for sale and for rent, or in two currencies)
maintenanceFee, maintenanceFeeCurrency	Monthly maintenance / expensas / condomínio, when given
propertyType, postingType	e.g. Departamentos, Casas, Terrenos; property, or development for new projects
totalArea, coveredArea, areaUnit	Total (terreno) and covered / built (construida) area, usually m²
rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms, halfBathrooms, suites, parkingSpaces, ageYears	Ambientes (ZonaProp), recámaras / dormitorios / quartos, baños, medios baños, suítes (Imovelweb), estacionamientos / cocheras / vagas, antigüedad
otherFeatures, features, developmentInfo	Extra main features (e.g. orientation), highlighted amenities ("Alberca", "Gimnasio"), and delivery date / units / stage for developments
address, neighborhood, subNeighborhood, city, state, country	Address as published (see the privacy FAQ); colonia / barrio / bairro, municipality, state
latitude, longitude	Map point when the listing shows one
description	The full listing description
photos	Photo URLs (up to 8 from search results; all of them with details)
hasVideo, hasVirtualTour, hasFloorPlans	Media flags
publisherName, publisherType, publisherId, publisherUrl, publisherLogo, isPrivateOwner	Agency, developer, broker or private owner (real estate agency, developer, broker, private owner), profile page and logo
premium, listingPlan	Paid highlight flag and the plan (simple, featured, super featured, free, exclusive)
reserved, status	Reserved flag and listing status
modifiedDate, firstOnlineDate	Last modification date; first online date (developments)
search, scrapedAt, detailsFetched	The search the listing came from, the run time, and whether the listing page was opened

With Include listing page details you also get:

Field	Description
photos	All photos in 1200 px
amenities	Amenities grouped as on the page, e.g. {"Servicios": ["Seguridad privada"], "Amenidades": ["Estudio", "Bodega(s): 1"]}
videoUrls	YouTube links of the listing videos
publishedAgo, publishedDaysAgo, publishedDate	"Publicado hace 40 días", 40, and the date computed from it
views	View count the page shows (Inmuebles24, Imovelweb)
description	Description with its line breaks

How to scrape Inmuebles24 listings

1. Open inmuebles24.com (or zonaprop.com.ar, imovelweb.com.br, urbania.pe, plusvalia.com), search for a city or colonia, set any filters (type, price, recámaras, baños, superficie, amenities, sort, ...) and copy the address from your browser. Or skip this step and type the place in Locations and pick the filters in the input.
2. Paste the URL into Start URLs. You can add several searches, from different sites too, and single listing URLs.
3. Set Max listings and start the run. Download the results as JSON, CSV or Excel, or read them through the API.

The Locations search covers the filters most people use: sale or rent, property type, price (local currency or USD), bedrooms, bathrooms, advertiser type (agencies or private owners / dueño directo) and publication date. Any other filter on the websites works through a search URL.

Input example

{
  "site": "inmuebles24",
  "locations": ["Polanco", "Condesa", "Guadalajara"],
  "operation": "rent",
  "propertyType": "apartment",
  "maxPrice": 40000,
  "minBedrooms": 2,
  "sort": "newest",
  "maxItems": 500
}

Or with URLs from several sites:

{
  "startUrls": [
    { "url": "https://www.inmuebles24.com/casas-en-venta-en-monterrey.html" },
    { "url": "https://www.zonaprop.com.ar/departamentos-venta-capital-federal.html" },
    { "url": "https://www.inmuebles24.com/propiedades/clasificado/veclapin-departamento-en-venta-en-solon-polanco-ii-seccion-150472613.html" }
  ],
  "includeDetails": true,
  "maxItems": 1000
}

Locations accept a state (Jalisco), a city or municipality (Guadalajara, Miguel Hidalgo), a colonia (Polanco) or a colonia with its city (Polanco, Guadalajara). The actor looks each one up with the site's own autocomplete. The SUMMARY record in the key-value store shows which place was used.

Output example

{
  "id": "150950146",
  "code": "66AMBG",
  "url": "https://www.inmuebles24.com/propiedades/clasificado/veclcain-casa-nueva-en-venta-jardines-de-valle-alto-150950146.html",
  "site": "Inmuebles24",
  "title": "Casa Nueva en Venta Jardines de Valle Alto",
  "headline": "Casa · 593m² · 4 Recámaras · 3 Estacionamientos",
  "operation": "sale",
  "price": 17800000,
  "currency": "MXN",
  "priceOnRequest": false,
  "prices": [{ "operation": "sale", "price": 17800000, "currency": "MXN" }],
  "maintenanceFee": null,
  "propertyType": "Casas",
  "postingType": "property",
  "totalArea": 422,
  "coveredArea": 593,
  "areaUnit": "m²",
  "bedrooms": 4,
  "bathrooms": 4,
  "halfBathrooms": 1,
  "parkingSpaces": 3,
  "address": "Jardines de Valle Alto",
  "city": "Monterrey",
  "state": "Nuevo León",
  "country": "Mexico",
  "latitude": 25.5755224,
  "longitude": -100.2853143,
  "description": "Diseño, amplitud y espacios pensados para disfrutar cada nivel de tu nuevo hogar.\n\nUbicada en Jardines de Valle Alto, ...",
  "photos": ["https://img10.naventcdn.com/avisos/18/01/50/95/01/46/1200x1200/1628752510.jpg"],
  "publisherName": "Montenbruck Real Estate",
  "publisherType": "real estate agency",
  "publisherUrl": "https://www.inmuebles24.com/inmobiliarias/montenbruck-real-estate_103035327-inmuebles.html",
  "publisherLogo": "https://img10.naventcdn.com/empresas/18/01/03/03/53/27/130x70/logo_montenbruck-real-estate_1772750982413.jpg",
  "isPrivateOwner": false,
  "premium": true,
  "listingPlan": "super featured",
  "reserved": false,
  "modifiedDate": "2026-08-31",
  "amenities": { "Características generales": ["Cuartos de servicio", "Cocina integral"] },
  "publishedAgo": "Publicado hace 40 días",
  "publishedDaysAgo": 40,
  "publishedDate": "2026-08-31",
  "views": 299,
  "detailsFetched": true,
  "search": "https://www.inmuebles24.com/casas-en-venta-en-monterrey.html",
  "scrapedAt": "2026-10-10T06:47:04Z"
}

(Shortened: real items carry every field from the tables above. Detail fields are absent when Include listing page details is off.)

Does it work for ZonaProp, Imovelweb, Urbania and Plusvalía?

Yes. The five portals run the same listing software, so the same fields come out of all of them, in the local language: ZonaProp gives rooms (ambientes) and expensas in ARS, Imovelweb gives suites and prices in BRL, Urbania prices in PEN or USD, Plusvalía in USD. Paste search URLs from any of them (several sites in one run is fine), or pick the site in Site for location searches. Each site only answers visitors from its own country, so the actor routes every site through residential IPs in Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Peru or Ecuador automatically.

How many listings can I get per search?

Up to 30,000 listings per search: the sites serve 1,000 pages of 30, and deeper pages repeat page 1, which the actor detects. That is enough for most cities (CDMX apartments for sale: 18,500; Polanco rentals: 1,136). For bigger searches (all of São Paulo has over a million listings) split by colonia, property type or price range. When a run asks for the whole search (Max listings at least the number of results), it is read cheapest-first. The sites' relevance and newest orders reshuffle listings with equal keys between pages: a 1,000-listing relevance run met 197 repeats and so missed about 20 % of that slice, while price order gave all 1,136 Polanco rentals with no repeat. Repeats are always skipped and never charged.

Does it work without login? Does it collect phone numbers or addresses?

No login and no account are needed: the actor reads only what anyone sees on the websites. It does not export phone or WhatsApp numbers, which the sites show only after a click (they are dropped even where the page source carries them). Addresses are exported only as far as the advertiser publishes them. For private owners (publisherType = private owner, "dueño directo"), the actor never exports the street and rounds the coordinates to about 1 km. Agencies' and developers' names, logos and profile pages are business data and are included.

Do I need a proxy?

Yes, and the default works: Apify Residential proxy. Cloudflare in front of all five sites refuses datacenter IPs and anything from outside the site's country. The actor therefore pins residential IPs to Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Peru or Ecuador per site; you only keep the RESIDENTIAL group selected. In our tests every search and API request succeeded: about 9 in 10 on the first try, the rest on an automatic retry from a fresh IP. Listing pages (details) on Imovelweb and Urbania are refused more often in some hours; the actor retries them on fresh IPs, so detail runs there are slower. Residential traffic is billed by Apify per GB, and the actor uses little: about 30 KB per 30 listings, about 150 KB per start URL (the search page is opened once to read its filters), and about 100 KB per listing page with details.

Monitor changes on a schedule

Turn on Only new or changed items to watch a search. Each run remembers what earlier runs returned and outputs only new listings and listings whose price, currency, maintenance fee or reserved flag changed. Unchanged listings are dropped before any listing page is opened, so they are not charged. Max listings then sets how many of the newest listings are checked per run, e.g. 100-300 for a colonia. Start URLs are read newest-first in this mode. Save the input as a task in Apify and add a Schedule (for example daily). Give each watch its own Monitoring key if several schedules use the same search. Every output item gets changeType (new or changed), and changed items get previousValues with the old values, e.g. {"price": 25000}. Sold or removed listings simply stop appearing.

Pricing

Pay per result: you are charged for each listing saved to the dataset. With Include listing page details on (and for single listing URLs), each listing page opened adds a small extra charge. See the Pricing tab for the current prices. There is no start fee. Platform usage is small: at the default 512 MB memory our test runs used about $0.02 per 1,000 listings without details (residential traffic, compute and dataset writes) and about $0.90 per 1,000 with details (one ~100 KB listing page each, almost all of it residential traffic).

Integrations and API

Run it from the Apify API or a schedule, and send the results to Google Sheets, Slack, Make, Zapier, n8n or a webhook. Use maxItems to cap the cost of each run. Typical uses are price per m² studies by colonia, rent vs. sale yield analysis, agency inventory tracking, new-listing alerts, private-owner (dueño directo) lead lists and market reports across Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Peru and Ecuador.

Is it legal to scrape Inmuebles24?

This actor collects publicly visible listing data that anyone can see on the websites without logging in. It does not log in, it does not collect phone numbers or anything else behind a click, and it does not export private owners' street addresses. Names of private owners and individual brokers are personal data under Mexico's LFPDPPP, Argentina's Ley 25.326, Brazil's LGPD and similar laws. You are responsible for having a legitimate purpose and a legal basis for processing them, and for respecting the portals' terms of use. If in doubt, ask a lawyer.

Support

Found a bug or need a field that is not there? Open an issue on the Issues tab with the input you used and the run link.