Homes.com Scraper
Every home arrives with status, price, address, square footage, and its listing agent and brokerage.
You give us: Homes.com search or listing URLs
Sample on request
We run it on your search and send the rows with the price.
Property portals
Homes.com scraper
US homes for sale and for rent on Homes.com, with the listing agent and brokerage named on each one.
Homes.com names the listing agent and brokerage on every home, so it is used to build agent lists by market and to see which brokerages hold the most stock in an area. Phone numbers are patchier: many listings send enquiries through a form, and then there is no number to deliver.
US · Daily or weekly per area
What we collect from Homes.com
What’s in each record
- Listing URL
- Status: for sale, pending, or for rent
- Price or monthly rent
- Full address and coordinates
- Beds, baths, square footage and lot size
- Property type and year built
- HOA fee where published
- Days on market where shown
- Description text
- Photo URLs
- Listing agent and brokerage
- Price history where published
You send what you need. We reply within a business day with sample rows and a price. If you go ahead, the data starts arriving and we look after the scraper from then on.
How it worksQuestions about Homes.com data
- Geography
- United States
- Refresh
- Daily or weekly per area
- Delivery
- Postgres · BigQuery · S3 · Webhook · Sheets
Can we build a list of active agents in our market?
Yes. Every listing names its agent and brokerage, so a market's listings roll up into agents ranked by how many homes they hold.
Is days on market included?
Where Homes.com shows it on the listing. HOA fees and price history come the same way, when published.
Are rentals included?
They are, as a separate scope from homes for sale.
Also in property portals
Get Homes.com data
Say what you want from Homes.com and where. We reply within a business day with sample rows and a price.