StreetEasy Scraper: NYC Rentals, Sales and Price Drop Monitor

Devansh Tiwari ยท @devanshtiwari365

Know the day a StreetEasy listing drops its price, with NYC rentals and sales in one clean table.

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StreetEasy Scraper: NYC Rentals, Sales and Price Drop Monitor

Know the day a StreetEasy listing drops its price. Pull rentals, sales, in-contract listings and past rentals and sales for any NYC or North Jersey neighborhood as one clean row per listing, or schedule the monitor and get only what changed since the last run.

Start a 7-day free trial and run the default search first: it returns 100 active Manhattan rentals so you can see the full output before you narrow anything down. No card is needed for the trial.

๐Ÿ—ฝ What you get

  • Only what changed. Monitor mode returns new listings, price drops, price increases, listings that went into contract or were rented or sold, and listings taken off the market. Unchanged listings produce no row.
  • Real rent, not ad rent. Gross rent, net-effective rent, free months and lease length sit in their own columns, with disclosed tenant fees.
  • History on every unit. Price and status events, plus building, subway and school facts.
  • Rented and sold comps. Past rentals and sales with closing dates.
  • Filters. Neighborhood, price on gross or net-effective rent, beds, baths, size, property type, no-fee, furnished, pets and move-in date.
  • Names or links. Type neighborhoods the way you say them, like UWS, LIC or Bed-Stuy, or paste StreetEasy search, listing and building links.
  • Your format. Download Excel, CSV or JSON, or pull the data into your own tools through the API.

๐Ÿ‘ฅ Who it is for

  • Landlords and property managers: "I price a vacant one-bedroom against live comps and see who offers a free month."
  • Investors: "I screen Brooklyn condos by price per square foot and check what sold nearby."
  • Brokers: "Each morning I want the listings that dropped in price or came off the market overnight."
  • Renters and alert builders: "I want new listings in my budget as soon as they appear."
  • Relocation and corporate housing teams: "I need furnished one-bedrooms near Midtown that are free by the first of next month."
  • Data and proptech teams: "We need a flat schema that stays the same from run to run, with honest empty values."

๐Ÿš€ How it works

  1. Pick the place. Type neighborhoods or paste StreetEasy links.
  2. Set your filters. Price basis, beds, baths, no-fee, furnished, pets and move-in date.
  3. Run it or schedule it. Download the table, or let monitor mode list only the changes.

๐Ÿ”” Monitor changes

Pick Monitor changes, set your filters and schedule the Actor. The first run records every matching listing as NEW. Later runs return only these:

ChangeMeaning
NEWA listing that was not there last run
PRICE_DROP / PRICE_INCREASEThe price moved. The row shows the previous price, the change and the percent.
STATUS_CHANGEThe listing went into contract, or was rented or sold, with the closing date
DELISTEDThe listing was taken off the market

A setting called Changes to return keeps only the kinds you want, for example price drops only. Everything else is still remembered, so you never get repeats.

๐Ÿ“ฅ Input

FieldWhat it does
ModeSearch, paste links, or monitor changes.
Listing type and statusRentals or sales, and active, in contract, or past.
Locations or linksNeighborhoods or boroughs by name, or StreetEasy search, listing and building links.
Price, beds, baths, sizeRanges, with rent filtered on gross or net-effective.
Property typeCondo, co-op, condop, townhouse, house or multi-family.
No fee, furnished, pets, move-in dateNarrow the list.
Sort and maximum listingsNewest, price, size and more, with a cap per search.
Include detailsPrice history, building, transit, schools and photos.
Include agent contactsAdds agent name, phone, email and license. Off by default.
Monitor name and Changes to returnName the monitor and choose which changes to keep.

๐Ÿ“‹ Output

One row per listing. Fields a listing does not publish are left out, never filled with placeholders.

Field groupWhat it holds
PriceRent or asking price, net-effective rent, free months, lease length, disclosed fees
UnitBeds, baths, size, address, map position, neighborhood and borough
DatesListing date, move-in date, days on market, closing date for past listings
HistoryPrice and status events for the unit
BuildingBuilding, subway and school facts
MonitorThe change type, the previous price, the change and the percent

๐Ÿ’ฐ Pricing

$19 a month after a 7-day free trial. Compute is billed from your prepaid credits during the trial and after it. A search for 25 listings used about 53 KB of proxy data in our test.

๐Ÿ’ก Good to know

  • Only public listing data is read. The Actor never logs in anywhere.
  • The Actor is an independent tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by StreetEasy or Zillow Group.

FAQ

Can I be told when a listing drops its price?
Yes. Choose Monitor changes, set your filters and schedule the Actor hourly or daily. The first run records every matching listing as new. After that, each run returns only new listings, price drops, price increases, listings that went into contract or were rented or sold, and listings taken off the market. A setting lets you keep only the kinds you care about, such as price drops.
Can I see what apartments actually rented or sold for?
Yes. Set the status to past and you get rented rentals or sold sales with their closing dates, which is what you need for comps and pricing work.
Which areas does it cover?
New York City and North Jersey. Type neighborhoods the way you say them, like UWS, LIC or Bed-Stuy, or paste StreetEasy search, listing or building links. A building link returns its units. Leave the location empty to search everything.
Does it include agent contact details?
Only when you turn on the agent contacts option. It then adds the agent's name, phone, email and license. It is off by default, and the Actor never logs in anywhere.
What do I get on each listing?
Rent or asking price, net-effective rent and free months, disclosed tenant fees, beds, baths and size, address and map position, neighborhood and borough, listing and move-in dates, days on market, and the unit's price and status history. Fields a listing does not publish are left out, never filled with placeholders.

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