Zillow Scraper for CSV Property Listings
This Zillow scraper exports property listing cards from a Zillow location results page into a structured CSV. Import the workflow into the UScraper local desktop app, replace the starting Zillow URL, and collect address, price, beds, baths, square feet, listing URL, ZPID, image URL, status text, brokerage, and days-on-Zillow text without building a custom crawler.
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At a glance
Export Zillow listings to CSV from a location URL
This workflow is designed for location-driven research, such as a city, neighborhood, ZIP code, or saved Zillow search URL. The default Navigate block opens a San Francisco results page, but the important step is replacing that URL with the exact Zillow page you reviewed in a normal browser session. That keeps the scraper aligned with the search filters, map area, and listing type you actually need.
Use it when you need a quick Zillow listings scraper for comparable property review, inventory snapshots, broker research, or lead qualification. For keyword-first jobs, use the sibling Zillow Listing Scraper by Keyword. You can also compare real estate workflows with Realtor.ca Listing Scraper, Remax Listing Scraper, and the full UScraper template library.
Property-card fields
Capture the fields most analysts check first: address, price, bedrooms, bathrooms, square footage, listing status, broker text, image URL, listing URL, ZPID, and raw card text.
Pagination loop included
After each Structured Export pass, the workflow checks for an enabled Zillow next-page control, clicks it, waits for the page, scrolls again, and appends more rows.
Local desktop workflow
The stock template writes to a local CSV path and avoids routing your research set through a hosted scraping queue.
How to use
Configure the Zillow scraper workflow
Replace the Navigate URL
Open Zillow manually, apply the city, map, price, home type, or listing filters you need, then paste that final results URL into the Navigate block.
Confirm the export path
Structured Export writes zillow-scraper.csv with headers and append mode. Change the save folder before running project-specific batches.
Run the page loop
UScraper sets a large browser viewport, waits for load, handles common consent prompts, scrolls to trigger cards, checks for rows, and exports each visible property card.
Open and review the CSV
Spot-check listing URLs, ZPIDs, prices, and address rows before joining the file with internal notes or downstream valuation workflows.
Output preview
What the Zillow CSV contains
The export is scoped to listing cards and keeps one row per visible property. Fields can be blank when Zillow hides a value, changes markup, or serves an access challenge, so treat the first run as a validation pass before scaling.
| address | price | beds | baths | living_area_sqft | status_or_home_type | brokerage | listing_url | zpid | image_url | days_on_zillow_text | card_text |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 221 Oak St, San Francisco, CA 94102 | $1,245,000 | 3 | 2 | 1420 | House for sale | Listing by Bay Realty | https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/221-Oak-St/123456_zpid/ | 123456 | https://photos.zillowstatic.com/fp/sample.jpg | 7 days on Zillow | $1,245,000 3 bd 2 ba 1,420 sqft 221 Oak St... |
| 88 Mission Ave Unit 504, San Francisco, CA 94105 | $899,000 | 2 | 2 | 980 | Condo for sale | MLSListings Inc. | https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/88-Mission-Ave/789012_zpid/ | 789012 | https://photos.zillowstatic.com/fp/condo.jpg | 12 days on Zillow | $899,000 2 bd 2 ba 980 sqft 88 Mission Ave... |
zillow-scraper.csvColumn
address
Visible property address from the Zillow card.
Column
price
Displayed listing price.
Column
beds
Bedroom count parsed from card text.
Column
baths
Bathroom count parsed from card text.
Column
living_area_sqft
Square footage normalized without commas.
Column
status_or_home_type
For sale, condo, house, open house, land, rent, or other visible type text.
Column
brokerage
Brokerage or listing-source text when Zillow exposes it.
Column
listing_url
Property detail link from the card.
Column
zpid
Zillow property ID parsed from the URL.
Column
image_url
First image URL on the listing card.
Column
days_on_zillow_text
Visible days-on-Zillow text when present.
Column
card_text
Full card text collapsed into one audit field.
Frequently asked questions
Zillow pages can be publicly visible and still governed by Zillow Terms of Use, robots directives, data licensing rules, privacy laws, and local real estate regulations. Use conservative pacing, do not bypass access controls or CAPTCHA, avoid republishing protected listing content, and get legal review before commercial reuse.
Before you run
Limits and maintenance notes
Keep these constraints visible
Zillow can throttle or challenge automated sessions
Run modest batches, avoid parallel scraping, and pause when a CAPTCHA, geoblocking page, or unusual response appears.
Dynamic card markup can change
Missing fields usually mean Zillow changed labels, hid data on that card, or served a different layout. Refresh the export mapping before relying on a long batch.
Review platform rules before reuse
Check Zillow Terms of Use, robots guidance, and your internal data policy before using rows for resale, outreach, enrichment, model training, or public redistribution.
Download the free template, install the local desktop app from UScraper download, and keep the hosted Zillow scraper JSON versioned with each research run.
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What's Included
- Template JSON file ready to import
- Pre-configured scraping nodes
- Works with UScraper desktop app
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