Egypt real-estate listings — search & export

Egypt property listings data is the structured record behind each for-sale or for-rent advert on portals like Aqarmap, Dubizzle Egypt and Property Finder Egypt. A single row typically holds the price in EGP, area in square metres, derived price per sqm, bedrooms and bathrooms, the city/district/compound location, GPS coordinates, amenities, and the agent or agency contact. Collected at scale it powers price benchmarking, lead generation and market analysis.

No. This page is a query builder. It assembles your search configuration — platforms, listing type, location and max listings per platform — and shows a fixed example of the output shape so you know what fields to expect. The Egyptian portals are anti-bot protected and not open to in-browser fetching, so you copy the built query and run it on the backing Apify actor, which returns the actual live listings.

It targets three of Egypt's largest property marketplaces: Aqarmap (the actor's input schema cites 450K+ properties), Dubizzle Egypt — formerly OLX, cited at 168K+ listings — and Property Finder Egypt (cited at 93K+ listings, the richest data including GPS and agent info). You can build a query for one platform, two, or all three at once, for either sale or rent listings, then run it on the actor to merge the results into one normalised dataset.

Each row includes sourcePlatform, title, priceEGP, pricePerSqm, areaSqm, bedrooms, bathrooms, city, district, compound, latitude, longitude, amenities, sellerName, agencyName, brokerLicense, downPayment, installmentYears, isVerified, listingDate and an extractionConfidence quality flag. Turning on full-detail enrichment can add the agent phone number (Property Finder phones are included without enrichment). The exact fields present per row depend on what each portal exposes for that listing.

Build your query here to confirm the platforms, listing type and location, then run it on the Apify actor. The actor writes results to an Apify dataset, which you can download as JSON, CSV, Excel (XLSX), XML or HTML, or pull programmatically through the Apify API. CSV and Excel are the common choices for spreadsheet analysis; JSON is best for feeding a database or dashboard.

The query builder on this page is free to use. The backing Apify actor is pay-as-you-go: $0.01 per run start, $0.005 per listing extracted, plus an optional $0.02 per listing for full-detail enrichment (such as agent phone extraction) and $0.03 per listing when the AI vision fallback is triggered. There is no separate actor-specific free tier, but Apify's platform-level free credits cover light starting usage. As a rough guide, 100 listings total is about $0.51. Check the actor's Store page for current pricing before a large run.

Collecting publicly visible listing data is generally permitted in most jurisdictions, but you remain responsible for compliance. Respect each portal's terms of service and robots.txt, avoid bypassing logins or paywalls, and treat agent contact details as personal data under privacy rules such as GDPR — use them lawfully and only for legitimate purposes. This page is informational, not legal advice; consult counsel for your specific use case.

Common uses are price-per-sqm benchmarking across compounds and districts, building broker or developer lead lists, tracking new supply and price changes over time, populating a property portal or CRM, and market-research dashboards. Because rows carry GPS and compound names, you can compare like-for-like across New Cairo's Fifth Settlement, Sheikh Zayed, 6th October, the New Administrative Capital and North Coast resorts.

The actor pulls listings live from each portal at the moment you run it, so freshness matches what is publicly posted that day. Each row carries an extractionConfidence flag and an isVerified field reflecting the platform's own verification status. Prices and availability change frequently in the Egyptian market — re-run the query to refresh, and treat any single listing's price as the advertised ask, not a transacted value.

You set maxListingsPerPlatform in the query — the actor defaults to 25 as a quick sample that keeps runs under about five minutes. The backing actor supports much larger pulls (up to 5,000 per platform, 15,000 across all three), so you can start small to preview the shape and confirm fields, then raise the cap for a full market export. Larger runs cost more under the pay-as-you-go model, so size the cap to your actual need.