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Rightmove Scraper: UK Property Listings, Sold Prices, Yield

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Scrape UK homes for sale and to rent from Rightmove (plus OnTheMarket, optional) in one format. Track new listings and price drops daily, get a free rental yield summary by outcode, and sold prices for England and Wales. Not affiliated with Rightmove or OnTheMarket.

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Russell Yapp

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0.2.24 - 5 November 2026

New optional input summary (search mode): rentalYield searches each of your locations for sale and then to rent, and saves one free record, SUMMARY, in the run's key-value store with the median asking rent per month, the median asking price and the gross asking yield before costs, by outcode and number of bedrooms. maxItems covers both searches (the sale search gets up to half), and the listing rows are charged as usual; the summary itself adds no charge. Figures are left empty under 5 listings. Where a portal gives no outcode, the summary takes it from the postcode nearest to the listing's map position (postcodes.io), so a listing near a boundary can be counted in the neighbouring outcode; the listing rows themselves are unchanged. Advertised figures, not valuations and not advice.

0.2.23 - 5 November 2026

README: the worked cost examples and the "What a free $5 buys" list now say they use Free plan prices; higher plans pay less. No change to behaviour or prices.

0.2.22 - 4 November 2026

New fields on listing rows: floorAreaSqm (floorAreaSqft in square metres, to 1 decimal place) and pricePerSqft (price divided by floorAreaSqft, in whole pounds, for-sale and new-homes rows only). Both come from fields already on the row, so they appear with details and are null without a floor area; pricePerSqft is also null for rentals, shared ownership, a price qualifier other than guide price, offers over, offers in excess of, offers in region of or fixed price, and a missing or zero price. No new charge.
README: Zoopla passages say it is not available at the moment; monitoring schedule recipe and an AI-assistant example.

Notice: sold-prices mode changes in 0.3 (not before 27 November 2026)

First posted 5 October 2026; amended 27 October 2026. The amendment moves the earliest release date from 5 November to 27 November 2026, because version 0.3 now changes more than the first notice said: rows carry no HM Land Registry transaction id, full postcodes are no longer accepted as input, and rows carry the postcode sector and outcode only, with no coordinates. From 0.3, mode: "sold-prices" reads our own monthly copy of HM Land Registry's Price Paid Data instead of Rightmove's sold-price pages. Listings mode does not change.

One row per sale (price, date, plus tenure, newBuild, category, localAuthority) instead of one per property: propertyId, sales, lastSoldPrice, lastSoldDate, area and landRegistryUpdatedAt go. portal becomes "landregistry". Amended 27 October 2026: there is no transactionId field, so rows cannot be joined across runs by HM Land Registry's id.
Location: postcode holds the postcode sector (for example LS6 3), never the full postcode; outcode stays. latitude, longitude and coordinatesSource are always null in this mode. Still no street address, listing link or Rightmove id. Amended 27 October 2026 (the first notice said postcode level with the postcode's centroid).
Inputs: postcode sectors, outcodes and local authority names. Full postcodes are not accepted; they are skipped with a note. Rightmove /house-prices/ URLs are no longer accepted. Amended 27 October 2026 (the first notice listed full postcodes as an input).
Sales back to 1995, every registered sale in the chosen category with no per-area limit; the 1,000-rows-per-run ceiling stays. A run with no dates set looks back 10 years, as today's rows do; soldWithinYears (up to 40) or soldFrom reaches back to 1 January 1995.
By default, standard sales only (HM Land Registry's category A, the sales Rightmove's sold pages show). saleCategory: "additional" (category B: repossessions, buy-to-let and company purchases, and transfers not at market value) or "any" widens it.
Bedrooms and bathrooms become opt-in (includeBedsBaths, off by default), filled only where a sale matches Rightmove's sold record exactly.
Price: sold-price falls from $3.00 to $2.00 per 1,000 rows (higher plans $1.80, $1.60 and $1.40 per 1,000), plus run-start as today, from version 0.3. Until then sold-price rows stay at $3.00 per 1,000.
Unchanged: England and Wales only; the data is HM Land Registry's, under the Open Government Licence.

0.2.21 - 3 November 2026

New fields on listing rows: priceReduced, reductionReason and reducedOn, filled where the portal says the price was reduced (Rightmove search results, OnTheMarket search results without a date, Zoopla detail pages) and null otherwise; null does not mean the price was never reduced. publishedAt is the portal's first-shown date.
README: the title and introduction no longer promise Zoopla (not available at the moment), with a table of what is available, the price for every event on every plan, and worked examples. New dataset views in the Console: Details, Price changes and Planning.
Input and dataset field descriptions rewritten to be short and exact for AI agents and API users: allowed values, ranges, defaults and the cost effect of each field, and the fact that Zoopla is unavailable at the moment. No change to behaviour or prices.

0.2.20 - 28 October 2026

Monitoring: a new monitorId input (search mode) returns only listings that are new or changed since the last run with the same id (so only those are charged), with changeType, changedFields and previous on each row. The record is kept in a key-value store in your own account. No new charge event: the existing listing price applies to the rows returned, and a monitoring run that read listings is charged the usual run start once even when nothing changed.

0.2.19 - 28 October 2026

Dependencies: dnspython 2.9.0 (fixes CVE-2026-114605). brotli 1.2.1 and filelock 4.2.1 were already in 0.2.17.
Base image: updated to a newer Apify Python 3.12 image that ships setuptools 84.2.1 (the previous image had 84.0.0, affected by GHSA-xmj3-9gf7-h52w, a Windows-only path issue in legacy wheel installs; it was not reachable on the Linux runtime).
Price: listing falls from $3.00 to $1.25 per 1,000 and listing-detail from $5.00 to $1.25 per 1,000 on the free plan (other plans in proportion). A listing-mode URL costs $2.50 per 1,000 instead of $8.00. Other events are unchanged.

0.2.18 - 27 October 2026

Charges survive a platform restart or migration of a run: the run start and each row are charged at most once per run, rows already returned are not returned again, and the run's maximum charge is checked against everything the run has charged, including before the restart. If the record of what the run charged cannot be read after a restart, the run stops before charging anything. A resurrected run is charged its run start again; rows it already returned are not charged again, and it returns at most maxItems minus the rows it already returned.
Zoopla (runs started by the Actor owner's account only): the run stops for Zoopla at its first bot challenge instead of retrying on new sessions, sends at most one request a second and at most 200 requests per run, and stops Zoopla after 3 failed requests in a row (a page that is no longer listed does not count).
A portal can be paused by the operator. A paused portal makes no request and is not charged; RUN_SUMMARY reports it as skipped with the reason "paused by the operator", and a run in which every item was skipped ends with RUN_SUMMARY.status set to refused. This applies to sold-prices runs too.

0.2.17 - 27 October 2026

Dependencies: certifi 2026.10.19 (fixes PYSEC-2026-4320), brotli 1.2.1 (fixes PYSEC-2026-4322) and filelock 4.2.1 (fixes three published advisories), and, in the Price Paid Actor, anyio 4.14.2 (fixes PYSEC-2026-4024 and PYSEC-2026-4025).
RUN_SUMMARY now lists the first 10 bot challenges each portal answered with in a run (status, the cf-mitigated value from a fixed list, which challenge-page marker matched, attempt, elapsed time and egress rung) and counts any more, so a challenged run shows what challenged it. Plain 403 responses are not listed. No change to what is fetched or charged.

0.2.16 - 27 October 2026

README: removed the custom-work section.

0.2.15 - 27 October 2026

The README heading and the Actor title in the repository now match the Store title, "Rightmove, Zoopla & OnTheMarket UK Property Listings + Planning"; an independence statement (not affiliated with or endorsed by the portals) sits directly under the heading. The robots.txt paragraph says exactly what is checked and when the copies were taken (Rightmove 25 Sep 2026, OnTheMarket 27 Sep 2026); for Zoopla it describes the request forms the Actor sends. lastUpdatedAt is documented in the output table (Rightmove only). A line says image and floor-plan links are hosted by the portals or their content delivery networks. The planning-applications text says the copy is not being refreshed at the moment and the add-on answers unavailable without charge; "nightly" is removed from the README and the output schema descriptions, and the input schema notes that the add-on is currently unavailable. The planning constraints text now says the data comes from the government's planning data service and may be incomplete. No schema field changes. Output text change: planning.coverage.applicationsNote now begins "PlanIt copy (decisions on older applications can lag; see sourceUpdatedAt for how old each record is)" instead of "PlanIt mirror, copied nightly (decisions on older applications can lag; see sourceUpdatedAt)", so it no longer states a refresh cadence (the note is attached to every row that asked for applications, answered or not); the rest of the sentence is unchanged.
Residential proxy egress is now used only by runs started by the Actor owner's account, and only for Zoopla. Rightmove and OnTheMarket use only Apify's datacenter proxy in every run (their residential fallback is removed; a 403, 429, 503 or challenge is retried on the same proxy and then reported). In runs by other users Zoopla, which has no other egress, is not available at the moment: a run that asks for it, through portals or a pasted Zoopla URL, reports Zoopla as skipped in RUN_SUMMARY with the reason "Zoopla is not available at the moment", makes no Zoopla request and is not charged for it; portals now defaults to ["rightmove"] (it was Rightmove and Zoopla), so a run with no portals set searches Rightmove only; a run in which every item was skipped, for example a Zoopla-only run, ends as succeeded with RUN_SUMMARY.status set to refused, nothing pushed and no listings or add-ons charged, and the reason in the status message. Because such a run succeeds, it will not trigger a failure alert: check RUN_SUMMARY.status. listingType: "new-homes" with no locations and no search URL no longer runs the default for-sale London search: every selected portal is skipped with the reason, and the run ends the same way. Rightmove with listingType: "new-homes" and locations is now recorded as a skipped source with its reason, so such a run alone ends the same way instead of succeeding with no explanation. Zoopla's share of maxItems passes to the other portals. Nothing else changes.

0.2.14 - 16 October 2026

Text correction (planning applications): planning.coverage.applicationsNote no longer says applicant and agent names are "never kept". It now says what is true: capitalised names directly after a title are redacted from descriptions and other free text is not scanned, site addresses and council page links are included, and applicant, agent and officer fields are never requested from PlanIt. The README and output schema descriptions say the same. Output text only: no output schema, field, price or behaviour change. The Console form no longer pre-fills the two London search URLs; an empty searchUrls still runs the same default searches, and saved tasks are unaffected.

0.2.9 — OnTheMarket fix

OnTheMarket changed its pages on 7–8 October 2026, and from then until this build its searches and listings returned nothing (and charged nothing). Fixed.
A portal that returns nothing because every one of its searches or listings failed is now reported as failed, with the reason, instead of finishing as an empty success. If no portal returned anything, the run fails, saying nothing was scraped or charged. A search that simply has no results is still a normal empty result.

Planning applications

New add-on includePlanningApplications (with planningRadiusMetres, default 150 m, and planningYears, default 1, up to 3): planning applications near each listing from a nightly copy of PlanIt's UK planning data, nearest first (up to 100), with the copy's start date on every answered row (about 12 months at launch; nothing older is included, whatever planningYears says, and applications with no received date are left out). Charged as planning-applications whenever it answers, including "none nearby" where the roughly 1 km grid cells around the listing hold applications from a council PlanIt collects; never when the copy is out of date or unreadable (reported as unavailable), nor for a listing whose grid cells hold no applications at all.
New answer planning.coverage.applications: "not-covered", for a listing in an area PlanIt does not currently collect (none of the councils with applications in the roughly 1 km grid cells around the listing has had PlanIt's latest date for it within the last 90 days): no applications, and not charged. RUN_SUMMARY counts these as rowsSkipped.notCovered. Where those grid cells hold no applications from a council that counts (county councils, other non-local bodies and councils PlanIt's list does not know do not count), the listing is never charged: it is not-covered if its 10 km grid square names no council PlanIt currently collects, and unavailable otherwise.
Until the copy has finished indexing every area, the earlier rule applies everywhere: an area with no applications at all is reported as unavailable and is free. Near a council boundary, a covered neighbour's applications in the grid cells around a listing (about 1 km) make it count as covered.

OnTheMarket

OnTheMarket is a new opt-in portal: add "onthemarket" to portals (the default stays ["rightmove", "zoopla"]). For-sale, to-rent and new-homes listings on the same schema, from pasted unfiltered search URLs (/for-sale/property/<place>/ and the to-rent and new-homes equivalents), typed place names or outcodes (resolved with OnTheMarket's own place lookup), or listing URLs (/details/<id>/).
A place name that matches several places, none of them the plain name, is skipped with a note listing the choices, so you can paste the right search URL. A pasted search URL carrying OnTheMarket's own filter parameters is not accepted and is reported as unrecognised.
minPrice, maxPrice, minBeds, maxBeds and propertyType are applied by the Actor to the rows it fetches, after OnTheMarket's cap of 1,020 results (34 pages) per search, so a narrow filter over a large area returns fewer rows than on the other portals. radiusMiles is ignored for OnTheMarket, with a note in filterNotes. An OnTheMarket location with addedSinceDays set, or with propertyType: land, is skipped with a note rather than searched wider or for nothing, and a filtered search stops after 3 pages in a row with no matching rows.
Portal differences: epcRating, status, uprn, chainFree, retirement, publishedAt and receptions are always null and priceHistory is []; tenure, lease years, council tax band, floor area and postcode come only with includeDetails. propertyType is one of the six types where OnTheMarket's label maps to one, and OnTheMarket's own text otherwise.
Pricing is unchanged: the same events and prices as the other portals, and maxItems is shared across all selected portals.

0.2.7 — Store text

The Actor's description now mentions Rightmove sold prices; the README's pricing note says sold-price rows have their own event and no add-ons.

0.2.6 — sold prices (Rightmove)

New mode: "sold-prices" (Rightmove only): HM Land Registry sale history for an area, one row per sold property, from pasted /house-prices/<area>.html URLs, place names or outcodes (e.g. LS6).
Rows are postcode level only — no street address, listing link, Rightmove id, or Rightmove coordinates. propertyId is a keyed hash of Rightmove's own id, the same from run to run while Rightmove keeps that id; latitude/longitude are the postcode's own centroid from postcodes.io (coordinatesSource: "postcode-centroid").
New filter soldWithinYears (Rightmove's windows: 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15, 20, 30 years, rounded down); propertyType is narrowed to detached, semi-detached, terraced and flat in this mode.
New pricing event sold-price, $3.00 per 1,000 rows.
A record whose postcode can't be read is skipped, not charged, and counted in RUN_SUMMARY (rowsSkipped.noPostcode).

0.2.5 — filter notes in the run summary

RUN_SUMMARY now lists, per portal, any filter that was rounded to the portal's own window or step (filterNotes), so a scheduled run can tell its results are narrower than asked.
A portal whose share of maxItems is already full no longer looks up further locations or fetches more pages; the rows returned are unchanged.

0.2.4 — narrower date filters

addedSinceDays now rounds down to each portal's nearest window on both portals, with a note in the log, so a search is never wider than asked: on Zoopla, 2–6 days means the last 24 hours and anything over 7 means the last 7 days (previously 2–6 widened to 7 days and longer windows dropped the filter). Rightmove also supports 3- and 14-day windows and 0.5, 3, 5 and 10-mile radii.

0.2 — Rightmove

Rightmove for-sale and to-rent listings, from pasted search URLs, from place names or postcodes with filters, or from listing URLs — search and detail pages, on the same schema as Zoopla.
New portals input, default ["rightmove", "zoopla"], controlling which site(s) locations and the default search run on; pasted search and listing URLs are always routed to their own portal by host.
maxItems is now shared across portals: each selected portal gets an equal share, and a portal that runs out of results passes the rest of its share to the others.
Portal differences: Rightmove rows always have uprn: null, priceHistory: [], epcRating: null and status: null; full postcode, tenure, lease years, floor area, council tax band, floor plans, images, description, key features and agent details come from the Rightmove detail page with includeDetails.
New homes remain Zoopla only; Rightmove skips locations when listingType is new-homes.
Pricing is unchanged: the same events and prices apply to Rightmove rows, and the planning add-ons work the same on both portals.

0.1 — first release

Zoopla for-sale, to-rent and new-homes listings from pasted search URLs, from place names or postcodes with filters (price, beds, property type, radius, added in the last day or week), or from listing URLs.
Optional detail fields: EPC rating, floor area, tenure and lease length, council tax band, UPRN, full postcode, price-change history, description, features, photos and floor plans.
Optional planning constraints for England from the UK government's planning data service: conservation area, flood risk zone, green belt, Article 4 direction, tree preservation zone, and the nearest listed building or structure within 25 m.
Pay per event: a run is only charged once listings reach your dataset; blocked or empty runs cost nothing.
Up to 1,000 listings per run.
Launch prices: $0.005 per run, $3.00 per 1,000 listings, $5.00 per 1,000 listing details, $5.00 per 1,000 planning-constraint lookups.

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Changelog

0.2.24 - 5 November 2026

0.2.23 - 5 November 2026

0.2.22 - 4 November 2026

Notice: sold-prices mode changes in 0.3 (not before 27 November 2026)

0.2.21 - 3 November 2026

0.2.20 - 28 October 2026

0.2.19 - 28 October 2026

0.2.18 - 27 October 2026

0.2.17 - 27 October 2026

0.2.16 - 27 October 2026

0.2.15 - 27 October 2026

0.2.14 - 16 October 2026

0.2.9 — OnTheMarket fix

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0.2.7 — Store text

0.2.6 — sold prices (Rightmove)

0.2.5 — filter notes in the run summary

0.2.4 — narrower date filters

0.2 — Rightmove

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