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Apartments.com Scraper

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What is the Apartments.com Scraper?

The Apartments.com Scraper by No Code Web Scraper turns any rental search into a clean spreadsheet. Click a listing once and every result — with price, bedrooms, address and phone — exports to Excel or CSV. No code, no API keys, and your data never leaves the browser.

Capture every detail from any Apartments.com search

Property NameName of the building or listing
Rent PriceMonthly rent or price range
BedroomsNumber of bedrooms available
BathroomsNumber of bathrooms
Square FeetFloor area of the unit
AddressStreet, city and ZIP code
Phone NumberLeasing office contact number
Listing URLDirect link to the listing

How to Scrape Apartments.com Data in 3 Steps

1

Search Apartments.com

Open Apartments.com and search rentals in any city, with your filters applied.

2

Select the Fields

Launch No Code Web Scraper and click a name, price and address — every listing on the page is detected automatically.

3

Export the Rentals

Follow pagination to gather more, then download everything as Excel or CSV.

Who Uses Apartments.com Scraper?

Rental Market Research

Analyse rents by bedroom count and neighborhood across a city.

Real Estate Investment

Compare rents and unit sizes to evaluate investment areas.

Lead Generation

Build lists of properties and leasing contacts for outreach.

Relocation Research

Collect and compare rentals side by side before moving.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. No Code Web Scraper is free to install and use for exporting Apartments.com rental data to Excel or CSV.

Property names, rent prices, bedrooms, bathrooms, square footage, addresses, phone numbers and listing links.

Yes. Every listing on a search page is detected, and you can follow pagination to collect more.

No. You click the fields you want in the browser and export — no scripts or API keys.

Download your selected rentals as an Excel or CSV file with one click.

Collecting publicly visible rental data is generally acceptable for research. Respect the site’s terms and scrape responsibly.