Export Data from Zillow for Excel
1. Use an Excel file containing property addresses to look-up the property record on [login to view URL], export the data, and paste it into the address source spreadsheet in the appropriate columns.
2. Assume the method is a VB Macro embedded in the spreadsheet.
3. If creating a separate CSV file containing the data is easier, more accurate, or costs less, let’s discuss.
4. Please note that I may not have identified all of the potential Fields (data columns) available in Zillow listings since many of the field only appear under specific conditions.
Input Source: An Excel file containing address fields. (See Spreadsheet for Example Layout)
Export: Zillow Field data to be exported listed below. (See Spreadsheet for Example Layout)
Field Example Format
Zillow Property URL [login to view URL]
Text
Street Address Text
City Text
State Text
ZIP Text
For Sale: Number
Price Cut: Number
Zestimate: Number
Rent Zestimate: Number
Beds: Text
Baths: Text
SqFt: Text
Lot: Text
Year Built: Number
Last Sold: Text
Parking: Text
Cooling: Text
Heating: Text
Fireplace Text
On Zillow: Number
MLS#: Text
Descriptive Paragraph: YOU CAN HAVE IT ALL!! Fabulous 5 bedroom home in West Petaluma located in the heart of Victoria, featuring over 2,500 sq ft of living area with a professionally landscaped backyard that backs up to open space. Master is on the 1st floor and 4 spacious bedrooms are upstairs. Very peaceful setting only a block from Helen Putnam Regional Park with hiking and biking trails. Private playground and tennis courts nearby too! Text
Zestimate: Number
Rent Zestimate: Number
From Price History Table
Date Date
Description:
(values seen)
Price Change
Sold
Listing Removed
Listed for Sale Text
Price: Number
From More Facts:
Combined Facts
Construction quality: Number
Neighborhood Name: Text
Parcel #: Format in Zillow: 008580003
Return in this format: 008-580-003 Text
# Stories: Text
Zillow Home ID: Text
Notes:
1. Field “Price Cut” is a dynamic variable field, e.g., not always included in the visible record.
2. For any field with no data, return the placeholder “—“ if present or “N/A”, if field is blank.
3. Price History Table: Note: “Historical data not available for this property” can be returned.
4. Price History Table: Return only most recent entry from this table.
5. Parcel #: Leading zero, if present, is a part of the number and must be returned. NICE TO HAVE: Return data in this format: nnn-nnn-nnn. Insert a hyphen after the first three digits; insert a hyphen after the next three digits.
6. If property record not found on Zillow, return “N/A” in the Zillow Property URL field.
Hi,
I can make iMacro script which can pull all the data in to CSV file.
or can make Excel VBA for same.
So kindly contact me for more information or, start the project.
thank you.
muthumuni.
Good day! my bid stands at $750.00 for 22 days, that is with the minimum of 8 hours work a day for 5 days a week. i have been doing data entry work for more than 4 years.
i fully understand the importance of credibility, trust and time.
i can work with minimal to no supervision at all delivering all that is required of me on time.
if i get to be chosen as your data entry encoder, i will assure you that i will give my best to provide you with all data you will need.
I've reviewed your example document and spreadsheet and can make a adaptive windows macro (not just excel) that will look up the property and copy all the relevant data into the spread sheet with 100% accuracy and then I will do all the data entry work you require, I'll then provide you with an executable version of the macro which you can run on your own if you want to run this on more properties that you collect in the future
I'm a US born and based software developer with 15 years+ of excel development experience. I just actually completed my fist Freelancer.com gig of web scraping similar to yours and the clients is very happy it seems. This pulling of data you are requesting is straight forward. Also I spent time with a Zillow competitor(this would not be a conflict BTW) so I know real estate data. I'm sure I'm not the least expensive, but I have learned that doing it correctly the first time is the way to go.