Solutions / Market research
Real estate data for market research
Compare asking prices and source-labelled property observations.
REQUEST → INSPECT → APPLY
Source-linked property observations
A documented source request becomes an input to your application.
Example implementation plan. Your application runs the schedule, stores records, and performs analysis.
Use cases
Decide where the result belongs.
Search applications
Build on verified source operations.
Research
Inspect observations with their collection boundaries.
Agent workflows
Use the documented MCP tools and request caps.
- 1
Check coverage
Select the operation and market you need.
- 2
Collect a sample
Run a bounded request and preserve source outcomes.
- 3
Keep provenance
Store currencies, units, and collection times with the result.
Suggested starting points
Sources to evaluate for this task.
Verify the exact request your application needs while coverage is in preview. An unavailable operation returns an error without consuming credits.
FAQ
Questions teams ask
Which parts of the process does RealtyCrawl handle?
+
The API supplies supported source requests and their response metadata. Your application owns recurring jobs, persistence, interpretation, and the report or feature delivered to users.
How can I size the workload?
+
Estimate calls from a small representative sample, then apply each operation’s listed credit amount. Inspect cache behavior and compare actual usage in the dashboard.
What changes when I add a source?
+
Credentials and request accounting stay familiar. Validate the new operation’s resource fields, paging behavior, and live availability before merging its records.
Next step
Test the smallest useful part.
Inspect one response against your requirements before building a larger pipeline.