I have a list of say 1,000 addresses. I don’t have ZPIDs. Is the someway to earth for the property details of each address, given I don’t have the ZPIDs?

So this is a very good step by step. But clearly a commonality is the tags have changed. list-card-link no longer exists. Idk about anyone else but form what I am seeing all i call see is property-card-link but even that doesn't seem to be giving me the correct output which are the links themselves. The df is outputting all nan values so i am assuming all the tags have been changed. I feel like the most challenging is getting those tag correct. Also, has anyone else been only get an X number of rows for their output? When i run df_lists or df_list.head(20) it only outputs max rows of 8 in grand total. Some assistance would be nice if anyone could help. Ill continue to update my findings, failures, and successes as i work through this. This is one of the better vids out there and it would be nice if the author could help as well.

Great tutorial!

Great. Unfortunately it is showing an error. (I think the tag that queries address/price and beds in zillow has been changed, and I can't find this part of the html) The error is: AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'find' when it tries to execute the line addresses = href.find('address') If anyone has an idea, it would be great to learn from you.

not sure if zillow changed anything but when I checked the network settings in fetch/xhr and couldn’t find the get method

Nice video man, thank you very much

NIce video and explaination focusing on the key points. But to be 100% correct and honest you have to say that we can't go beyond page 20! And this is very important because figuring out this makes all the difference between amateur and proffesional web scraping :)

df_list[0] .For this line I am not getting any results.Just this column names with no records in it - prices address beds Can some one help me with it

How could I find the zestimate?

Do you know how I could do this to scrape info from a single listing?

Hi, very nice video! Is it possible to webscrape some data and use that information to make a nice dashboard, tailored only to some data we are interested in? Topic: real estate auctions

would you help me AttributeError Traceback (most recent call last) ~\AppData\Local\Temp/ipykernel_456/2634912797.py in <module> 20 for link in soup.find_all("article"): 21 href = link.find('a',class_="list-card-link") ---> 22 addresses = href.find('address') 23 addresses.extract() 24 urls.append(href) AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'find'

Hey I get an error while using the for loop to scrape the links. It says that the href variable has no attribute 'find'. Any clue as to what it could be?

Hey man great video! Have not seen anything like that in whole webscraping world! Thank you. But I am getting value error. I need I need to add a trick that can help me solve the index problem ValueError Traceback (most recent call last) <ipython-input-31-46fc67b92f2d> in <module>() 13 link = soup.find_all (class_= 'list-card-link') 14 ---> 15 df['address'] = address 16 df['prices'] = price 17 df['beds'] = beds 3 frames /usr/local/lib/python3.7/dist-packages/pandas/core/internals/construction.py in sanitize_index(data, index) 746 if len(data) != len(index): 747 raise ValueError( --> 748 "Length of values " 749 f"({len(data)}) " 750 "does not match length of index " ValueError: Length of values (0) does not match length of index (9)

Thanks Raven, is it possible to do that in excel VBA? thanks

great content

Hey - awesome video! I'm stuck in the soup_list for loop. I keep running into nonetype objects for links. Any advice? I'm doing this for Houston if that helps. I tried just finding links using link.get('href'), but for some reason it's not returning all the links. Thanks again!