Immobiliare.it Scraper
Scrape Listings and Prices from Immobiliare.it
Extract property listings, asking prices, and area data from Italy's largest real estate portal. Immobiliare.it guards its site with DataDome and restricts bot access. Scrape.do handles it automatically.
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38.1M Monthly Visits. Every Città. One API.
Immobiliare.it is the #1 real estate portal in Italy with over 38 million monthly visits and 900,000+ active listings, covering homes and commercial property for sale and rent across the country. Asking prices in euros and price-per-square-meter appear on every listing, making it the primary source for Italian property pricing intelligence.
With Scrape.do you can track asking prices and price-per-m² trends by city and quartiere, monitor new-build and commercial listings, capture rental rates and inventory volume, and feed valuation models and market analytics. All through a single API call.
DataDome. Bot Detection. Handled.
Immobiliare.it sits behind DataDome, which returns an "Access is temporarily restricted" page citing "automated (bot) activity" to any request that is not a real browser, including Python requests, cURL, and datacenter proxies. Rapid requests from a single IP trip the block, cutting off bulk extraction with standard tools.
Scrape.do rotates high-quality residential IPs with full browser fingerprints, clears the DataDome challenge automatically, and returns fully rendered listing and search HTML. You get clean pricing and area data without maintaining proxy pools or CAPTCHA solvers.
How to Scrape Immobiliare.it
Select a Target
Send API Request
import requests
import urllib.parse
token = "<SDO-token>"
targetUrl = "https://www.immobiliare.it/annunci/112920839"
render = "false" # set to "true" to enable JavaScript rendering
super = "false" # set to "true" to enable residential proxies
geoCode = "it"
encodedUrl = urllib.parse.quote(targetUrl)
url = f"https://api.scrape.do/?token={token}&url={encodedUrl}&render={render}&super={super}&geoCode={geoCode}"
response = requests.get(url)
print(response.text)Get HTML
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="it">
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<title>Villa plurifamiliare in vendita a Taranto - Immobiliare.it</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1 class="re-title__title">Villa plurifamiliare via Calata Penna Dritta, Tamburi - Lido Azzurro, Taranto</h1>
<div class="re-overview__price">
<span class="price">€ 180.000</span>
</div>
<div class="re-overview__features">
<span class="locali">5+ locali</span>
<span class="superficie">700 m²</span>
<span class="bagni">3+ bagni</span>
<span class="extra">Balcone</span>
<span class="extra">Terrazzo</span>
</div>
<div class="re-title__location">Taranto • Tamburi - Lido Azzurro • Via Calata Penna Dritta</div>
<!-- ... remaining page content ... -->
</body>
</html>
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Sounds great, but I have a few questions..
Yes. immobiliare.it uses DataDome, which returns an "Access is temporarily restricted" page citing automated bot activity to any request that is not a real browser, including Python requests, cURL, and datacenter proxies. Scrape.do rotates real residential IPs with full browser fingerprints, clears the DataDome challenge automatically, and returns fully rendered listing and search HTML. Success rates exceed 95% on listing and search pages.
You can extract property titles, asking prices (in euros), price-per-square-meter, surface area, number of rooms (locali) and bathrooms, features like balcone and terrazzo, location down to city and quartiere, listing photos, and agency contact details across for-sale and for-rent listings.
Immobiliare.it organizes listings by city in the URL (for example /vendita-case/milano/). Request the search URL for the city you want with Scrape.do, and set geoCode=it so the request routes through an Italian IP and returns the same listings and prices a local user would see.
