maxwellbade/zillow_scrape_python

Scrape first 10 pages of zillow based on passed in input city. Returns pandas dataframe table with price, addres, link, beds, baths and square feet.

For anyone who stumbles on this page, use the "zillow_final" notebook. and then just add a new city in the "multiple URLs" cell. That should work. Do not run it too many times or you'll get timed out by zillow and have to change the headers.

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zillow_scrape_python

Scrape first 10 pages of zillow based on passed in input city. Returns pandas dataframe table with price, addres, link, beds, baths and square feet.

instructions

-just change the city name on line 34 to whatever city you're interested in and run the notebook. that's it! -delete the dataframe if you run again with del(df) as it has trouble writing over sometimes.

zillow_scrape_python's Issues

does this still works?

have you tried this script lately, does it still work? I've tried doing the same thing for 'sold' homes and got the same results for each page.

unable to use it in pycharm

Hello,
When I use the code on my local machine I get an error and I'm unable to use it in pycharm is there something that prevents it from running locally?

facts and features question

excellent walk thru Max. I have a question. I've been trying to extract out data from the 'facts and features' section from Zillow. Basically I'm trying to get that info plus the hand written user description. Any idea where I would start?

Issues with Zillow script

Hi Max,

Thanks for your work on this script. Found you through a google search trying to understand how to get started scraping Zillow. I'm trying to use your script, but and running into a few errors along the way, and I'm not well versed enough to navigate past them all. I wouldn't be surprised if Zillow's webdesign has shifted a bit in the time since you posted your script.

Currently I'm stuck on the same error your test script is encountering, where stripping the address out of the Link is encountering a NoneType.

Any updates or guidance you can provide would be much appreciated.

Thanks