Saudi real-estate listings — search & export

Saudi Arabia property data is structured information about real-estate listings in the Kingdom: asking price in SAR, property type, bedrooms, bathrooms, built area, city and district, map coordinates, agent or broker contact, photo URLs, and timestamps. For Saudi listings it also includes the REGA advertising-license number and, on Aqar.fm, installment-plan terms. This builder lets you select which fields and platforms you want before running the query.

It targets four Saudi portals: Bayut.sa, Wasalt.sa (owned by the Public Investment Fund), Aqar.fm, and PropertyFinder.sa. You choose any combination in the platforms input — the default template uses bayut_sa. Each platform's results are normalized into one unified schema, so common fields line up across sources while platform-specific extras (like Aqar.fm installment plans) are preserved rather than dropped.

No. It is a query builder. You configure platforms, cities, listingType and a result cap, and it shows you a fixed example of the output shape so you know exactly what fields to expect. To get real, current listings you run the generated query live on the backing Apify actor, which handles the source (anti-bot, not CORS-open) and returns the dataset as JSON or CSV.

REGA is Saudi Arabia's Real Estate General Authority. Every property advertisement must carry a REGA advertising license, valid for one year and renewable. Because Bayut, Wasalt and PropertyFinder display this license number, it works as a cross-platform join key: you can match the same physical property advertised on multiple portals and de-duplicate, or filter to REGA-verified listings only.

The tool reads publicly visible listing pages — it does not bypass logins or access proprietary databases. Whether automated collection is permitted depends on each portal's terms of service and applicable law, so review those before large-scale extraction and avoid republishing copyrighted media or personal data unlawfully. Treat outputs as a starting point for analysis, and consult the portal or legal counsel if you intend commercial redistribution.

The backing Apify actor is free to start, then pay-as-you-go. Pricing is roughly $0.01 per run start plus about $0.004 per listing (around $4 per 1,000 listings), with a small per-fetch proxy charge on PropertyFinder. The first 10 chargeable events per run are free, so you can trial a small query before committing to a larger export. Always check the actor's Store page for current pricing.

Yes. The actor auto-tags listings located in Vision 2030 zones — NEOM, the Red Sea, Diriyah, ROSHN, Qiddiya and King Salman Park — and offers a filter to return only those areas. This is useful for tracking off-plan inventory and developer activity around the Kingdom's giga-projects. Combine it with listingType set to off_plan to focus on pre-construction supply.

listingType controls which inventory you pull. 'sale' returns resale and ready properties for purchase; 'rent' returns leasing listings; 'off_plan' returns pre-construction units sold before completion — common around Vision 2030 projects; 'auction' returns properties sold via auction, notably on Wasalt's auction platform. Pick one per query to keep the dataset focused, or run separate queries and merge on the REGA license number.

After you build the query here and confirm the output shape, run it on the Apify actor. The actor writes results to a dataset you can download as CSV, JSON, Excel or feed via API into your own pipeline. Because the schema is normalized across platforms, the same column layout applies whether you pulled from Bayut, Wasalt, Aqar.fm or PropertyFinder — simplifying analysis in spreadsheets or BI tools.