LoopNet Scraper
Sale or lease, asset type, address, building size, asking price or rent, and the brokers on every listing.
You give us: LoopNet search or listing URLs
Sample on request
We run it on your search and send the rows with the price.
Property portals
LoopNet scraper
US commercial property for sale and for lease on LoopNet, with asking price or rent and the listing brokers.
Investors and lenders use LoopNet to track asking prices and cap rates by asset type, and tenant reps use it to see what space is available and at what rent. Lease listings carry rent per square foot and the space available, so occupiers can compare buildings on cost.
US · Weekly, daily on watchlists
What we collect from LoopNet
What’s in each record
- Listing URL
- Sale or lease
- Property name and full address
- Asset type and subtype
- Asking price and price per square foot
- Cap rate where shown
- Rent per square foot and space available for leases
- Building size and lot size
- Units for multifamily where published
- Year built and building class where published
- Zoning where published
- Description and highlights
- Photo URLs
- Listing brokers and brokerage firm
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 LoopNet data
- Geography
- United States
- Refresh
- Weekly, daily on watchlists
- Delivery
- Postgres · BigQuery · S3 · Webhook · Sheets
Can you limit it to one asset type?
Yes. Asset type and market can be set together, for example industrial for sale in two metros.
Is the cap rate always included?
Only where the listing shows one. Many commercial listings leave it out, and we don't calculate it ourselves.
Do we get the brokers' names?
Every listing names its brokers and their brokerage firm.
Get LoopNet data
Say what you want from LoopNet and where. We reply within a business day with sample rows and a price.