Live rental listings and rental market metrics from 50+ platforms and portals across 29 countries, in one normalized schema with rent in native currency and USD. Built for rentals, not bolted on.
A rental data API returns rental listings and rental market metrics as structured JSON. HousingFeed is built for exactly this: live rental inventory from 50+ platforms and portals across 29 countries, unified into one schema, with rent stored in both native currency and USD.
This is not a for-sale feed with rentals bolted on. Rentals are the whole product. That means the fields you need for rental work are there on every record: rent range, beds, baths, square footage, property type, furnished flag, availability, and where it came from.
Every active rental as a 24-field record. Filter by country, city, rent, beds, property type, or a single source platform, and get JSON back in one call.
Aggregate the same listings into inventory counts and rent percentiles (p25 / median / p75) by metro and bedroom. See it live on our rental market pages.
HousingFeedcurl -X POST "https://api.apify.com/v2/acts/housingfeed~rental-listings-api/run-sync-get-dataset-items?token=YOUR_TOKEN" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"country":"US","city":"Denver","rent_max":2500,"maxItems":100}'Rent is stored in the listing's native currency and also converted to rent_usd at load, so a Berlin flat and a Boston condo compare in the same query. That one detail is what makes a rental data API usable across 29 countries instead of one.
A scheduled harvester re-scrapes the whole network every day, and every record carries a scraped_at timestamp. Turn on live-refresh when you need the freshest data possible. See the full schema and endpoints in the docs, or read the broader real estate API overview.
A rental data API returns rental listings and rental market metrics as structured JSON. HousingFeed provides both: live listings from 50+ platforms in 29 countries, and aggregated inventory and rent percentiles by metro.
HousingFeed serves live rental listings from property-management platforms and national portals in one call. Filter by country, city, rent, beds, or platform and get JSON back synchronously.
Yes. The same listings aggregate into active inventory counts and rent percentiles (p25, median, p75) by metro and bedroom, visible on the rental market pages and queryable through the API.
It refreshes daily and every record carries a scraped_at timestamp, so counts and prices reflect what is on the market rather than a lagging quarterly estimate.
700,000+ live rental listings from 50+ sources in 29 countries, one schema, refreshed daily. Start on the free tier.