Review Property Price Events and Drop Summaries
View all Zillow Real Estate Data API endpoints →Pass a known zpid for the documented property price-history resource: dated price events with a minimum, maximum and drop summary. Use it to research how reported pricing changed for one home rather than to infer the movement of a regional index. This endpoint was not live-verified. Exact event keys, event-type taxonomy, available time range and summary calculations were not observed. Retain the date and event meaning supplied with each record; a listing-price adjustment is not automatically a closed transaction. Do not reconstruct missing events, treat gaps as no activity or promise a complete pricing archive.
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/api/project/zillow-real-estate/get-property-price-history API Response (JSON)
{} curl -X GET 'https://api.opendata-api.com/api/project/zillow-real-estate/get-property-price-history?key=<API_KEY>&zpid=<zpid>'
Query Result
Use Cases
- Home price-change timeline: organize available dated events for an individual buyer shortlist entry.
- Price-drop review queue: select candidate homes for human review without asserting that every recorded drop is a bargain.
- Seller-pricing due diligence: compare a selected property’s reported pricing events with its present listing context.
- Event-type audit: identify records needing classification as asking-price changes versus closed-sale events before analysis.
Frequently asked questions
Does a recorded price change mean the home sold?
Not necessarily. Preserve the returned event type and date; a listing adjustment and a closed sale are different events.
How far back does the price history go?
The documentation describes events and a min/max/drop summary but does not establish a verified historical coverage window. Do not promise a complete archive.
Can I replace ZHVI with this price history?
No. This route concerns one property’s reported price events. ZHVI is a regional home-value index and should be analyzed separately.