Sahibinden Land Listings: 226K Plots for Sale, Plus 86K from HepsiEmlak
Land for sale across Turkey from Sahibinden and HepsiEmlak for a land investor: 226,000 plots in the first file and 86,200 HepsiEmlak rows.
Land.com Scraper for Land, Farm and Ranch Listings
Land.com flags tracts that beat their county median on value per acre or lot size. Our Land.com scraper collects each listing with those flags, by state, county and land type.
Plans from €169 a month · Free project assessment · Reply within 1 business day
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land.comwhat you get
Typical fields for property portals
addresspriceproperty_typebedroomsarea_m2agentlisted_at
Delivery
API, JSON feed or CSV, XLSX and JSON files
ScheduleOne-time, monthly, weekly, daily or 3 times a day
Scrape Land.com Without Running Crawlers Yourself
- You send
Land.com pages, filters, fields and a schedule
- We run the scrapers
Built, monitored and repaired by our team
- You receive the data
API, JSON feed or CSV, XLSX and JSON files
You name the states, counties or regions, the land types - farms, ranches, hunting land, timberland, undeveloped land - and the acreage or price bands. We turn that into a crawl plan, run it and fix it when Land.com changes its pages. Land.com screens automated traffic, so browser rendering, proxy rotation, request pacing and CAPTCHA handling belong to the service rather than to your team.
The first delivery can be a one-off extract or the opening run of a weekly or daily schedule. A free project assessment tells you how large your scope is before anything is built, a sample shows the columns on real tracts, and documentation for every field ships with the dataset.
Land.com Data We Extract From Each Listing
A Land.com listing lives under /property/, followed by a slug made from the acreage and county or from the street address, and a numeric Property ID that the page also prints. That id is the row key, so one tract can be followed from first appearance through price cuts to removal.
- IdentityProperty ID, listing URL, headline, the For Sale status and the photo count.
- Locationstreet address where the broker gives one, city, state, ZIP code, county and the region from the breadcrumb, such as Piney Woods South Texas, plus the latitude and longitude of the tract.
- Size and pricelist price, acres (rounded on the card, often exact in the address slug), price per acre, and beds, baths and square feet when a house stands on the land.
- Land typethe tags attached to the tract, such as Recreational, Timberland and Hunting, from a list that also covers farms, ranches, undeveloped land, lakefront, riverfront and beachfront property, horse property and commercial property.
- Key InsightsRecent Price Drop with amount and date, and comparisons with the county median such as Better Value Per Acre and Larger Lot, each with an amount and a percentage.
- Environmental FactorsFlood Factor, Fire Factor, Heat Factor and Wind Factor on a ten-point scale, attributed on the page to First Street.
- DescriptionHighlights bullets, the full description, the directions note, video and the names of attached documents such as brochures, aerial and topo maps, plats and surveys.
- Brokeragent name, brokerage, phone, licence number, office town, the Premium Seller badge and the link to the agent's member page.
- Freshnessthe Listing last updated stamp with date and time.
Search results carry a card version - headline, address, price, acres, beds, baths, square feet, agent and brokerage - twenty-five to a page, so coverage starts from the cards and opens full listings where the extra fields matter.
Land.com Prices, Market Trends and Broker History
State and county search pages on Land.com, and the land-type pages beneath them, carry a Market Trends block: properties for sale, total acreage for sale, median lot size, median list price, median price per acre and median days on market. Captured on a schedule, those six figures become a land-price index for every state, county and land type you track, built from the same inventory your rows describe; county medians travel with each listing in its Key Insights block.
Listing pages add history that cards lack. The Recent Price Drop line dates each reduction, and a Previously Sold strip lists the agent's closed deals with sale date, price, acreage and location - a record of what traded, not only what is asking. Member pages carry an agent's listings and contact information, which makes a broker-level view possible: who holds the most acreage in a county, at what price per acre, and how fast those tracts turn over.
Repeated runs keyed on Property ID record new tracts, price changes and withdrawals day by day, so days on market and the discount from the first asking price come from observation rather than from one snapshot.
About Land.com and the Land.com Network
- Source
- land.com
- Category
- property portals
- Delivery
- API, JSON feed, CSV, XLSX
- Plans
- From €169 a month
Land.com is a US marketplace for rural property - farms, ranches, hunting tracts, timberland, acreage and country homes - run by CoStar Group, whose name sits in the footer of every page. It belongs to the Land.com Network, which also takes in LandWatch and Land And Farm.
The site is organised the way land buyers search. Browsing runs from the country to a state, then to regions such as Hill Country South Texas, counties and towns, and each level can be cut by property type, price band and acreage band from 0-10 acres up to 1,000 acres and more. Lifestyle pages - barndominiums, hobby farms, homesteads, vineyards, cabins - and activity pages for hunting, fishing, horseback riding, off-roading, airstrips or conservation slice the same inventory again.
Listings are posted by land brokers and agents, and their completeness varies with them: one tract carries a price, a video, maps and a survey plat, the next shows its acreage and Contact for Price instead of a figure. Acreage is rounded on the search card and exact on the listing page and in its URL, which is why the raw text travels with the parsed fields.
25Developers
500+Customers
1.5BPages extracted
15,000+Hours saved for our clients
Land.com scraping plans and pricing
Delivery: CSV, JSON or XLSX files, our API or a JSON feed. MCP server on request.
Full plan detailsWhat Land.com Listings Data Is Used For
Land is priced by the acre, and the acre is what this data lets you compare across counties, land types and brokers.
- Land value benchmarksMedian price per acre by state and land type, plus each listing's distance from its county median, gives a mark for a single tract or a whole portfolio.
- Acquisition sourcingInvestors and timber or recreation buyers screen new tracts by acreage, county, land type and the Key Insights flags - better value per acre or a larger lot than the county median - on the day they appear.
- Risk screeningFlood, fire, heat and wind factors on each listing let lenders and insurers flag exposure before a site visit.
- Broker market shareListings and acres per brokerage and county, together with the Previously Sold strip, show who leads ranch sales in the Hill Country or timber tracts in East Texas.
- Discount trackingPrice drops and withdrawals over time show where sellers are cutting and where land still moves at asking.
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About ScrapeIt
ScrapeIt is a managed scraping service: we build, run and repair the crawlers, and you receive the data. Rural listings bring their own quirks - tracts without a price, acreage rounded on one page and exact on another, land-type tags that overlap on the same tract. We normalise those, keep Property ID as the key and deliver to Amazon S3, SFTP, Google Drive or your database on the schedule you set.
FAQ
Still unsure? Write to info@scrapeit.io
Do you offer a Land.com API for land listings?
Yes. The ScrapeIt Land.com API serves Property ID, price, acres, county, land type tags and the listing agent for every tract in your scope as JSON through an endpoint hosted by us, refreshed as often as you schedule it. The same rows also come as CSV or JSONLines files, over SFTP or loaded straight into your database.
Is it legal to scrape Land.com?
Yes. Listing details, Key Insights, Environmental Factors, agent contact blocks and the Market Trends figures are shown to anyone who opens the site. Everything we gather is publicly available on Land.com to any visitor, and we gather it legally.
Can you scrape Land.com listings by county and land type?
Yes. Land.com organises its inventory by state, region, county and town, and each state or county can be narrowed to farms, ranches, hunting land, timberland, undeveloped land or lakefront property and by price or acreage band. We build the crawl from the combinations you need and merge results on Property ID, so a tract tagged both Hunting and Timberland appears once.
How often are Land.com prices updated in your dataset?
As often as you schedule. Weekly suits most valuation work, because county medians move slowly; daily runs suit sourcing, where new tracts and the Recent Price Drop line are what buyers race for. Each row keeps the Listing last updated stamp, so you can see when the broker last touched the listing.
Do you deliver broker contact details from Land.com?
When the project needs them, yes: agent name, brokerage, phone and office town are printed openly on each listing for buyers to call. We handle any personal data under GDPR and do not assemble profiles of individuals beyond what the listing itself shows.
How it works
- 1
Make a request
You share your needs, expectations, and desired timeframe. We'll suggest the best solution based on your request and budget.
- 2
We configure the crawlers
Our specialists configure the crawlers and extract a sample dataset for your review before proceeding with the full-scale extraction.
- 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.
- 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.
Request a quote
Tell us which sites, which fields and how often. A couple of lines is enough to start.
- We reply within 1 business day
- A sample dataset before the full run
- We sign an NDA on request
- Delivery by API, JSON feed or files