Product

The Display Feed.

Rental listings collected from property managers' own websites and leasing software, verified weekly, licensed for display in your product.

700,000+ displayable listings in the United States, verified at the source within 30 days. Measured 2026-09-14. Coverage by state →

What it is

Manager-direct inventory. Nothing else.

In the feed

  • Listings property managers publish on their own websites and in their property-management software
  • Listings on the leasing sites of apartment communities and their operators
  • Listings on owners' own websites, including institutional owners
  • A small model-extracted tier from operator websites, included only when a record carries a real street address and coordinates

Not in the feed, by design

  • Anything that originates on a consumer portal or aggregator
  • Rooms, shared housing and sublets
  • Listings whose source asked to be excluded
  • Records that fail our hygiene rules: no rent, implausible rent, commercial premises, test data

We hold portal data for coverage measurement and for the Data API. We do not license it for display, because those rights are not ours to grant.

What you can do with it

Display, search, rank, recommend, translate.

The licence grant, in plain words. The standard terms are the contract.

You may

Display listings, including descriptions and photos, to your end users on web and mobile. Index, search, rank, recommend and translate them, including with AI-assisted methods. Store the feed on your systems to serve your products.

You agree to

Attribute the publishing manager and link to the source on each listing. Route enquiries to the source. Show photos by URL. Display only records within the agreed freshness window, and drop delisted records on your next sync.

You may not

Resell, sublicense, syndicate or white-label the feed. Train models on it beyond serving your own products. Strip attribution. Contact managers for anything other than a user's enquiry about a specific listing.

What you receive

One record per unit per source, in one schema.

Address, coordinates, rent, bedrooms, bathrooms, size, availability, photos, description, amenities, property type, the source URL, and when we first saw it and last verified it.

one record, JSON
{
  "id": "appfolio:sigmanrealestatepartnersllc:12",
  "platform": "appfolio",
  "url": "https://sigmanrealestatepartnersllc.appfolio.com/listings/detail/98639f6a-831c-4d70-8784-4a618eaaa559",
  "address": "519 Asbury Ave - A, Asbury Park, NJ 07712",
  "street": "519 Asbury Ave - A",
  "city": "Asbury Park",
  "state": "NJ",
  "zip": "07712",
  "country": "US",
  "lat": 40.219562498814,
  "lng": -74.007707051157,
  "rent_min": 3300,
  "currency": "USD",
  "rent_usd": 3300,
  "beds": 3,
  "baths": 1,
  "sqft_min": 923,
  "property_type": "apartment",
  "available": "10/1/26",
  "image": "https://images.cdn.appfolio.com/sigmanrealestatepartnersllc/images/7cef1482-578f-4620-a8f4-634e22fa87a7/medium.jpeg",
  "images": [
    "https://images.cdn.appfolio.com/sigmanrealestatepartnersllc/images/7cef1482-578f-4620-a8f4-634e22fa87a7/medium.jpeg",
    "https://images.cdn.appfolio.com/sigmanrealestatepartnersllc/images/7cef1482-578f-4620-a8f4-634e22fa87a7/large.jpeg",
    "... 18 more"
  ],
  "amenities": [
    "cats allowed",
    "small dogs allowed"
  ],
  "description": "Welcome to 519 Asbury Ave, a beautifully appointed 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom first-floor apartment offering comfort, convenience, and easy moder...",
  "first_seen_at": "2026-09-08T12:33:47+00:00",
  "last_seen_at": "2026-09-11T13:29:13+00:00",
  "scraped_at": "2026-09-11T13:29:13+00:00"
}
urlSource URL the manager's own listing page; attribution and link-back targetnearly every record
rent_minRent monthly asking rent, native currency plus rent_usdnearly every record
streetStreet address plus city, state, ZIP; the full string in addressnearly every record
zipZIPmost records
bedsBedrooms 0 = studiomost records
bathsBathroomsnearly every record
sqft_minSize square feet; rent_per_sqft and rent_per_sqm derivedmost records
latlngCoordinates geocoded when the source does not publish themabout half
imagePhoto primary image URL; images holds the gallery where the source publishes oneabout half
availableAvailability date or NOW as publishedabout half
property_typeProperty type apartment, house, condo, townhouse, room, normalisedabout half
amenitiesAmenities list, as publishedsparse
descriptionDescription the manager's text; generated boilerplate is removedsparse
first_seen_atFirst seen when we first saw the listing at its sourcemost records
last_seen_atLast verified when we last confirmed it was still publishednearly every record

Coverage measured on the current displayable set (Up to 1,000 rows per platform verified 2-30 days ago (so enrichment has run), 22,021 rows over 28 platforms, weighted by each platform's 30-day count.). It varies by source and market; the sample for your geography shows the exact share. Full schema and API reference →

How it stays current

Verified against the source, every week.

Weekly verification

Each listing is re-read from the page it was published on. Daily verification is available for live partners.

Source-confirmed delisting

A listing leaves the feed when its source confirms it is gone, never because a request failed. Every record carries first-seen, last-verified and delisted timestamps.

Deltas and takedown

Every delivery includes added, changed and removed records, so partial syncs are safe. Takedown requests from a source are honoured within 7 days and flagged in the feed.

Where it comes from

75,000+ property-manager and owner websites across 25+ source families in the United States.

We find them with a registry of 160,000+ candidate sites and platform fingerprinting, read each at its own source, and keep reading it every week. New sources join the feed automatically.

437,937
Property-management software
16 source families · verified within 30 days
275,454
Leasing-site builders and community websites
6 source families · verified within 30 days
20,080
Owner and REIT websites
5 source families · verified within 30 days
5,792
Operator websites, model-extracted
1 source families · verified within 30 days

Measured 2026-09-14.

Coverage by state and metro →

How we keep it current

Building the first crawler is a weekend. Keeping the sources alive is the job.

Platforms change markup, sites block, accounts empty out, units get leased and stay listed, the same unit appears under three names, new leasing platforms appear every quarter. That is the work we do so you do not have to.

Discover

We keep a registry of 160,000+ candidate sites and fingerprint the software behind each one, so we know which property-manager sites publish vacancies and how to read them.

Weekly discovery cycle; new sources join the feed automatically.

Read at the source

25+ source families, from the small landlord's management software to the leasing sites of large operators, each read on its own terms and normalised into one schema.

Native rent plus USD, geocoded addresses, one stable id per unit.

Verify

Every week we re-check each listing against its source. A listing leaves the feed when the source confirms it is gone, never because a request failed.

When we first ran this check, a third of what we held was dead. None of that reaches you.

Deliver

Your geography, one schema, weekly exports with added, changed and removed records, or API pulls for incremental sync.

CSV and JSON exports, plus filtered API access.
Geography and pricing

Priced by scope, not by row.

Scope

United States today, by metro, region or national. The database also holds portal-derived data for 30 countries via the Data API, but there is no manager-direct international inventory yet; international markets are built to a partner's priority order and billed from delivery.

Terms

A monthly licence fee set by geographic scope. Month to month, 30 days' notice, annual prepayment at a discount. No minimum commitment for US scope. No revenue share, no exclusivity, no contra.

Start

The first 30 days are free on any scope so your team can integrate and measure. Fees are set out in the order form, which prevails over the standard terms.

How to start

Three steps.

Tell us your market

Cities, counties or states, and what you are building.

Get a sample within one business day

A real export for your exact cities, CSV and JSON, plus the displayable count and field coverage for your geography.

Integrate for 30 days free

Then the licence starts, month to month, with weekly deliveries and deltas.

Collected where it is publishedEvery record links to the property manager's own listing page.
Verified weeklyGone at the source means gone from your feed. A record is removed only when its source confirms it, never because a request failed.
One schema, one identityA stable id per unit per source, normalised addresses, rent in the listing's currency and in USD, coordinates on most records.
Cleaned before deliveryTest rows, commercial premises, implausible rents, generated boilerplate and Fair Housing preference language are removed; every export passes an automated pre-delivery check.
Licensed, attributed, reversibleStandard public licence terms, attribution and link-back on each listing, takedown within 7 days.
Get a sample

Get a sample for your market.

Tell us your cities and what you are building. We send a real export within one business day, with the coverage numbers for your geography.

  • A real export (CSV + JSON) for your cities, the same schema you would license
  • The displayable-listing count and field coverage for your geography
  • From $300 a month for a metro; first 30 days free once you decide to integrate

One business day. No newsletter.

We are preparing your market sample.

You will have the export and the coverage numbers within one business day.

Review it with us in 20 minutes.

Most teams book a short call to walk through coverage for their exact ZIPs, field completeness, and how the weekly deltas fit their stack.

Book 20 minutes

Or just reply to the sample email.

FAQ

Asked by the first partners.

Can we show the photos?

Yes. Photos are displayed by reference to the URLs in the feed: the primary image, plus the gallery where the source publishes one. You do not re-host, alter or watermark them; local caching for performance is agreed in the order form.

Do listings disappear when they are leased?

Yes. Each listing is re-checked against its source weekly. When the source no longer lists it, the record is marked delisted and appears in the removed set of your next delta. A failed request never removes a listing; only the source does.

Rooms for rent?

Not in the Display Feed. The manager-direct tier is whole units: apartments, houses, condos, townhouses. Room and shared-housing inventory we hold comes from portals and cannot be licensed for display.

How complete is square footage, or any other field?

It varies by source. Address, rent, source URL and last-verified date are on nearly every record; bedrooms, bathrooms and ZIP on most; size, photos, coordinates, availability and descriptions depend on what the manager published. The sample for your market shows the exact share before you sign.

Can we get daily verification?

Yes, daily verification is available for live partners and priced separately in the order form. Weekly is the baseline and what most partners choose.

Do you warrant the data?

We do not warrant completeness or accuracy; listings are provided as published by their source, with the timestamps you need to apply your own display rules. On request we disclose, per source in your scope, how it is collected and any access restrictions it declares, and you may exclude any source you do not want.

Is there portal inventory in the feed?

No, by design. Consumer portals and aggregators are excluded from the Display Feed and cannot be added to it. We hold portal data for coverage measurement and for the Data API only.

Who is the contracting entity?

Simple Studio B.V., Amsterdam, trading as HousingFeed. Dutch law, courts of Amsterdam. The standard terms are public.