No-Code Redfin API Data Scraping with HAR Files (Still Works in 2024)

[@ghettotroof]

Just got the pro plan. I own an airbnb here in vegas and a 7 apartment suite in vegas. I plan on using this to make a "pricing" guide w/ seasonality. thanks for being a boss stevesie. ur a gem

[@ghettotroof]

also i want to use redfin and zillow to help me find good deals.

[@StevesieData]

Thank you for your business LaShawn! You may want to see the Airbnb future occupancy video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKqmlJmHjpl1rZY which may help you build a pricing guide around seasonality, since you can collect the data about listing prices in Las Vegas up to 1 year in the future. Please reach out to the support widget on our website if you need more help :)

[@StevesieData]

Great, we can help with both of Zillow & Redfin (as seen in this video). Please see stevesie.com/cloud/apis/zillow for Zillow and stevesie.com/cloud/apis/redfin for Redfin (just the HAR file scraper). Please reach out to our support widget if you need more help!

[@pilgrimk]

great video, very informative! is there any chance you have place where we can download your Redfin Homes.ipynb colab file?

[@TechInRealEstate]

Great walkthrough!

[@StevesieData]

Thanks!

[@K_dyub]

Does this still work?

[@darius8414]

This doesn’t work anymore

[@cptstubing]

This is amazing and I'd love to know how you went about this. I've tried parsing these files as well and in having trouble found this video. The "{}&&" at the beginning of the 'text' object is confusing. What are these characters for? I can make a variable using "listings = (data['entries'][i]['response']['content']['text'])", however it seems to store this as a big text block, rather than JSON. I cannot for the life of me assign variables to any of the objects past this point, such as mlsId, or price.