Search Listings from a Realtor.com Search URL
View All Realtor Property Data APIs →Supply a complete Realtor.com search URL as url, with optional page and pageSize. The documented inputs include city, state, ZIP-code and other supported search-page URLs; the New York city URL is a source-provided example, not a live-verified request for this route. Use this read to evaluate turning a saved search context into JSON listing candidates. No response fields or pagination behavior were confirmed for property-search-by-url, so inspect the result before depending on a particular listing schema or assuming compatibility with every URL. Prefer the tested city/ZIP search routes when you do not need URL-based input.
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/api/project/realtor/property-search-by-url API Response (JSON)
{} curl -X GET 'https://api.opendata-api.com/api/project/realtor/property-search-by-url?key=<API_KEY>&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.realtor.com%2Frealestateandhomes-search%2FNew-York_NY'
Query Result
Use Cases
- Turn an analyst-submitted supported search URL into candidates for a property-research worksheet after validation.
- Preserve a brokerage research search link alongside collected observations for later reproduction.
- Evaluate city-versus-ZIP search URL support against the corresponding dedicated location queries.
- Import saved search-page bookmarks into a review queue without parsing location names from URL text.
Frequently asked questions
Should url point to a search page or a single property page?
This operation expects a complete search-page URL. For a single listing link, evaluate property-detail-by-url, or use the tested property-v2-detail after obtaining property_id.
Was the New York search URL example live-tested?
No. It is a documented input example. The response, supported URL patterns and pagination were not verified for this operation; do not infer guaranteed success or fixed fields.
Should a new integration start with URL-based search?
If you only need a city or ZIP query, start with the tested dedicated sale, rental or sold searches. Validate this operation separately when preserving a saved search URL is actually necessary.