Full-market property data from Germany's leading real estate portal - listings, prices, agents and images, delivered as a clean dataset.
We start from your definition of scope - regions, buy or rent, property types, price bands - and map it onto the portal's own search structure, so nothing outside your brief gets collected. Our crawlers walk the result pages, open each listing, parse the German field labels into normalized English columns and units, deduplicate by Scout ID and flag objects that vanished between runs. Proxy management, rate control and monitoring stay on our side. You receive CSV, Excel or JSON, either as a one-off dataset or on a daily, weekly or monthly schedule.
We collect the full listing record: Scout ID and URL, title, property type, buy or rent flag, address or district, geo coordinates, asking price or Kaltmiete, Warmmiete, Nebenkosten, Heizkosten and Kaution, living space, plot size, number of rooms, floor, year built, condition, availability date, commission terms, fittings and features, the free-text description and neighborhood text, the energy certificate block with certificate type, demand or consumption in kWh and the efficiency class from A+ to H, plus the listing agency or private seller, contact block, publication date and every image URL.
A listing page carries far more than price and floor area. The agency block shows which brokerages dominate which postcodes, how large their portfolios are and how their asking prices sit against the district average. The energy certificate block - efficiency class, demand or consumption figure, heating type, construction year - lets you build a renovation-potential map, which matters a great deal under German energy rules. Commission terms reveal where sellers pay and where buyers do. Repeated crawls add what a single snapshot never can: time on market, price reductions, the same object relisted under a new ID, and the real absorption rate of a district. The photo sets are a dataset in their own right - on one project we pulled 3.4 million images from this portal.
ImmobilienScout24 is the dominant residential property marketplace in Germany. It is operated from Berlin by ImmoScout24, part of the Scout24 group, which was founded in 1998 and is listed in the DAX. The portal's own homepage advertises more than 6.5 million properties, and the company states that around 20 million people a month use the website or the app.
The marketplace is split into three verticals. Mieten (rent) covers apartments and houses, furnished short-term Wohnen auf Zeit units, senior housing, garages and parking spaces. Kaufen (buy) covers condominiums, houses, building plots, new-build developments, investment properties and foreclosure auctions. Gewerbe (commercial) covers offices, retail units, logistics space, warehouses and self-storage, offered for rent, purchase or lease.
A separate Auslandsimmobilien section lists property abroad, with Spain among the best stocked destinations - Mallorca, the Costa Blanca and the Costa del Sol each have their own landing pages and searches.
Search paths are geographic and predictable, running from federal state to city to property type, and every listing sits on its own numbered detail page. The company also publishes market data of its own, including the free Preisatlas, built with valuation provider Sprengnetter, which shows purchase and rental price levels down to individual addresses.
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Anyone pricing, buying or building a product around German housing needs the offer side of the market, and ImmobilienScout24 carries the largest share of it. Valuation and proptech teams train models on square-meter prices by district. Investors and developers screen yields, spot new-build launches and track how long stock sits before it disappears. Brokers watch competitor inventory and commission practice. Relocation services, mortgage brokers and furniture or energy retailers read the flow of new rentals as a demand signal. Copying listings by hand does not scale past a few hundred objects, and it cannot be repeated on a schedule.
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ScrapeIt builds web scrapers to order, and ImmobilienScout24 is a portal we have already taken end to end. One client needed the complete residential dataset from the site: Buy and Rent, across Germany plus Mallorca, with every image downloaded to their own server and resized to a single format. We launched in four working days and delivered data on 226,000 properties together with 3.4 million processed images. Your project starts from that experience rather than from scratch.
Yes. We have run Kaufen and Mieten together on this portal, covering Germany plus Mallorca in one dataset, and we can just as easily narrow the scope to a single region, property type or price band.
Yes. On our ImmobilienScout24 project we downloaded 3.4 million images to the client's own server and resized them all to one format, so they arrived ready to use rather than as bare links.
Our completed project on this portal covered 226,000 residential objects with their full attribute sets and image archives. Full coverage of the site across Germany is a normal scope for us, not an edge case.
CSV, Excel or JSON, with German field labels normalized into consistent English columns and units. Collection can be a one-off run, or scheduled to repeat daily, weekly or monthly.
The portal's Import/Export API is built for partners to publish and manage their own listings, not to read marketplace-wide inventory. When you need the rest of the market, scraping is the route.
Step 1 - Make a Request
You share your needs, expectations, and desired timeframe. We’ll suggest the best solution based on your request and budget.
Step 2 - Configuring Custom Web Crawlers
Our specialists configure the crawlers and extract a sample dataset for your review before proceeding with the full-scale extraction.
Step 3 - Collect and Deliver
Once you approve the sample, we launch the project and start full data collection. We gather, filter, and structure the data for easy use, delivering it on time in your preferred format.
Step 4 - Maintain and Support
Our team manages ongoing processes, monitors website changes, and supports all data extraction cycles. We can also help integrate data into your systems or create dashboards to simplify analysis.
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