Global Real Estate Toolkit
Property listing data from the US, Germany, and Australia's biggest portals, in one consistent shape.
Property listing data from the US, Germany, and Australia's biggest portals, in one consistent shape.
Zillow's self-serve API is effectively gone in 2026 — developers report being denied access outright, and old integrations now return a flat HTTP 410. Even when it was open, it was capped low enough (1,000 calls/day) to make bulk portfolio checks impractical. Redfin never had a public API to begin with. ImmoScout24 and realestate.com.au publish the same kind of data — price, beds/baths, size, agent contact — behind their own private endpoints. This toolkit does the reverse-engineering once per portal so you don't have to, and normalizes the output so cross-market comparisons are a join, not a project.
None of these four sites overlap in coverage, so there's no deduplication problem — each Actor adds a market you didn't have. What they do share is field shape: price, location, size, and agent contact map to the same columns across all four, so a single downstream pipeline (a spreadsheet, a dashboard, a dataset in Postgres) can ingest all four without market-specific glue code.
No — Zillow's self-serve API is effectively closed to new developers in 2026, and Redfin never had a public API. These Actors reach the same data through Apify instead, no partner approval needed.
Pay-per-result, no subscription. Each Actor bills per listing returned; there's no per-call cap like Zillow's old 1,000-calls/day limit.
Yes. Zillow, Redfin, realestate.com.au, and ImmoScout24 are four independent Actors — run the one covering your market, or all four for cross-market comparisons.
The core fields line up — price, beds/baths, size, and agent contact — so results from different portals can go into the same spreadsheet or database table without custom mapping.
Pay-per-result. No subscription. Start with the one you need.
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