QuintoAndar Scraper

QuintoAndar Scraper

Pulls property listings off QuintoAndar — Brazil's largest online rental and sale platform — as clean JSON rows. Rent, condo fee and IPTU, total monthly cost, floor area, bedrooms, bathrooms, parking, the neighbourhood and street, amenities, every photo, and the listing URL.

Point it at a city, a neighbourhood, or a QuintoAndar URL you already have open. No API key, no account, nothing to configure.

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What you get

Ask for rentals in São Paulo and you get rows like this:

{
  "listingId": "892801690",
  "url": "https://www.quintoandar.com.br/imovel/892801690",
  "businessContext": "rent",
  "forRent": true,
  "forSale": false,
  "rentPrice": 7900,
  "salePrice": null,
  "totalCost": 9010,
  "condoAndIptu": 805,
  "condoPrice": 650,
  "iptu": 155,
  "currency": "BRL",
  "propertyType": "Apartamento",
  "area": 81,
  "bedrooms": 2,
  "bathrooms": 2,
  "suites": 1,
  "parkingSpots": 2,
  "isFurnished": true,
  "acceptsPets": true,
  "isNearSubway": true,
  "constructionYear": 2013,
  "floorMin": 8,
  "floorMax": 11,
  "street": "Avenida Professor Alceu Maynard Araújo",
  "neighbourhood": "Vila Cruzeiro",
  "region": "Chácara Santo Antonio",
  "city": "São Paulo",
  "state": "SP",
  "postcode": "04726-160",
  "latitude": -23.6350041,
  "longitude": -46.7109047,
  "availability": "immediate",
  "visitsUnavailable": false,
  "lastPublishedAt": "2026-09-19T01:50:56.000Z",
  "description": "Apto no condomínio UPHOME Granja Julieta, 81m2, 2 dorms sendo 1 suíte...",
  "amenities": ["VARANDA", "AR_CONDICIONADO", "CHURRASQUEIRA", "ARMARIOS_EMBUTIDOS_NO_QUARTO"],
  "buildingFacilities": ["PISCINA", "ACADEMIA", "SALAO_DE_FESTAS", "PERTO_DE_METRO_OU_TREM"],
  "specialConditions": ["Exclusivity"],
  "rentalYield": 0.0053,
  "coverImage": "https://www.quintoandar.com.br/img/med/892801690-488.5189...JPG",
  "images": ["https://www.quintoandar.com.br/img/med/892801690-488.5189...JPG"],
  "imageCount": 12,
  "searchLocation": "sao-paulo-sp-brasil",
  "searchFilters": [],
  "position": 1,
  "scrapedAt": "2026-09-20T00:08:41.247Z"
}

Prices are in Brazilian reais. condoAndIptu is the condo fee and the council tax added together, the way QuintoAndar shows it on a search card; condoPrice and iptu are the two halves.

Input

{
  "location": "São Paulo",
  "businessContext": "rent",
  "maxItems": 200
}

Pasting URLs

Both of these work, and any filters already in a search URL are kept:

https://www.quintoandar.com.br/alugar/imovel/sao-paulo-sp-brasil/apartamento/2-quartos
https://www.quintoandar.com.br/imovel/892801690

A single listing URL always comes back with every field filled in.

includeDetails — when you need coordinates

QuintoAndar's search results do not carry map coordinates, and they show the condo fee and the IPTU added together rather than apart. Turn includeDetails on and the actor opens each listing page to fill in:

latitude, longitude, condoPrice, iptu, postcode, suites, acceptsPets, isNearSubway, constructionYear, floorMin, floorMax, availability, lastPublishedAt, description, state

It costs one extra request per listing and moves roughly forty times more data, so a 200-row run goes from about fifteen seconds to several minutes. Leave it off if you are after prices and sizes; turn it on if you are mapping things or modelling yields. Without it those fields come back null rather than guessed.

How deep it goes

QuintoAndar does not paginate. Every search URL on the site returns its first two dozen or so matches and there is no page two — /pagina-2 exists, answers HTTP 200, and hands back the same listings. So when you ask for more than that, the actor asks narrower questions instead: it walks the neighbourhoods QuintoAndar links from your city, then splits by property type, bedroom count and a few amenities, and de-duplicates as it goes.

That works well. A run measured on 2026-09-19 collected 200 unique São Paulo rentals from 9 requests in 15 seconds. It is not exhaustive, though, and the honest version is in the limits section below.

Pricing

You are charged per listing returned, and only for listings.

Free, every time:

• the sample row you get back when you run it with no input
• diagnostic rows — an unknown location, a URL it cannot read, a city with nothing listed
• runs that find nothing

Duplicates are removed before anything is charged, so if two searches surface the same property you pay once.

What this does not do

• No pagination, so no full-city dump. Two dozen listings per URL is QuintoAndar's own ceiling,

not a setting. The neighbourhood walk gets you into the hundreds; it will not get you all 71,000 São Paulo rentals, and nothing that reads the public site can.

• No coordinates unless you ask for them. latitude, longitude, condoPrice, iptu,

postcode and the rest of that group are null until you switch includeDetails on. They are not on the search results at all.

• QuintoAndar is not everywhere. It covers 99 cities. Several are rent-only — ask for sale

listings in Salvador and you get told the market is empty, because QuintoAndar's own answer is zero. Recife has three rentals in the entire city. You get a diagnostic row saying so, uncharged, rather than an empty dataset you have to guess about.

• salePrice on a rental is not an asking price. QuintoAndar attaches an indicative sale value

to some properties that are only being let. Check forSale before you treat it as one.

• Amenity and facility codes are QuintoAndar's own, in Portuguese and upper case —

PODE_TER_ANIMAIS_DE_ESTIMACAO, PERTO_DE_METRO_OU_TREM. They are passed through unchanged rather than translated, so they stay stable if you key off them.

• Listings disappear. A property is pulled the moment it is rented or sold, so a listing URL you

saved last week may return nothing. That comes back as an uncharged diagnostic row.

• Ordering is QuintoAndar's relevance ranking and it shifts between requests. Run the same

search twice and the set will be close but not identical. Nothing is sorted by price unless you sort it yourself.

FAQ

Do I need a QuintoAndar account or an API key? No. It reads the public site. There is nothing to sign up for and no key to paste.

Can I get every listing in a city? No, and nor can anything else that reads the public site — QuintoAndar caps a search at its first two dozen results and offers no page two. Asking neighbourhood by neighbourhood gets you into the hundreds, which is what this actor does automatically.

How do I scrape one specific property? Paste its URL into startUrls. A single listing always comes back complete, coordinates included, whatever includeDetails is set to.

How do I get latitude and longitude? Set includeDetails to true. It costs an extra request per listing.

Why is salePrice filled in on a property that is only for rent? QuintoAndar publishes an indicative sale value for some rentals. forSale tells you whether it is actually on the market.

What happens if I misspell the location? You get an uncharged diagnostic row naming the problem. A slug QuintoAndar does not recognise is particularly worth catching, because the site answers those with listings from somewhere else entirely — the actor throws those away rather than charge you for the wrong city.

Does it work for buying as well as renting? Yes. Set businessContext to sale. Be aware that a number of QuintoAndar cities are rent-only.

How fast is it? Measured on 2026-09-19: 12 listings in 2 seconds, 200 listings in 15 seconds. With includeDetails on, budget roughly a second per listing.

Is the output stable enough to build on? Field names and types do not change. Which fields are populated depends on includeDetails and on what the owner filled in — description and constructionYear are blank on plenty of listings and come back null rather than made up.