# Scrape MLS Listings and Prices from REALTOR.ca
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Extract Canadian MLS listings, CAD prices, beds, baths, and agent data from REALTOR.ca at scale. Scrape.do clears the Imperva Access Denied block automatically.
**Scrape MLS Listings and Prices from REALTOR.ca**
Extract Canadian property listings, CAD prices, MLS numbers, beds, baths, square footage, and listing agent details from Canada's #1 real estate portal. REALTOR.ca is owned by CREA, pulls around 40M monthly visits, and sits behind Imperva, which greets bots and datacenter IPs with an 'Access Denied - Error 15' block page. Scrape.do handles it automatically.
## How to Scrape REALTOR.ca
### Property Listing
Extract the list price in CAD, MLS number, beds, baths, square footage, property type, address, and listing brokerage from any REALTOR.ca /real-estate/ listing page with a single API call.
**Example response**
```html
69 HOME AVENUE, Champlain, Ontario K0B1R0 | REALTOR.ca
```
Scrape **REALTOR.ca** (https://www.realtor.ca) and receive the data as structured JSON.
**Example extracted fields**
| Field | Example |
| ----- | ------- |
| Price | $395,000 CAD |
| Beds | 2 |
| Baths | 2 |
| MLS® Number | X13023784 |
### 40M Monthly Visits. Canada's #1 Real Estate Portal. One API.
REALTOR.ca is the **#1 real estate portal in Canada** by SimilarWeb category rank, pulling in around **40.1M monthly visits** with **93.6% of traffic from Canada** in 2026. Owned and operated by the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA), it aggregates MLS Systems listings from real estate boards nationwide, and in 2025 it drew **633 million visits from 113 million unique visitors** and captured roughly **61% of all Canadian real estate web traffic**. Even well-funded foreign rivals like Zillow have failed to displace it.
For scrapers this is *the* dataset for Canadian residential and commercial real estate. With Scrape.do you can pull **list prices in CAD down to the postal code (FSA)**, capture MLS numbers, beds, baths, and square footage, monitor new listings and price changes across Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, and Calgary, and feed valuation models, comparable-sales tools, or lead-gen products with property type, lot size, and listing brokerage data through a single API call.
### Imperva WAF. Access Denied - Error 15. Handled.
REALTOR.ca runs behind **Imperva (Incapsula)**, and it does not hesitate to slam the door. Send a request that looks automated or comes from a datacenter IP and REALTOR.ca returns an HTTP 403 with a red **'Access Denied - Error 15'** page stamped with your IP and an Incident ID instead of the listing HTML. Headless-browser fingerprints get blocked outright, so a naive render-mode scraper just collects error pages.
Scrape.do routes REALTOR.ca requests through *residential IPs* in super mode, rotates sessions automatically, and clears the Imperva check so you get the full property HTML back. In our recon, plain super mode returned the complete 239KB listing page while every render-mode attempt failed, so a single super-mode call is all it takes. No proxy lists, no CAPTCHA solvers, no maintenance.
## FAQ
### Can Scrape.do bypass REALTOR.ca's Imperva block?
Yes. REALTOR.ca runs behind Imperva (Incapsula) and returns an HTTP 403 'Access Denied - Error 15' page to bots and datacenter IPs instead of the listing HTML. Scrape.do routes requests through residential IPs in super mode, clears the check, and returns the full page. In our recon, plain super mode returned the complete 239KB listing while every render-mode attempt got a 502, so success is highest with a single super=true call.
### What data can I extract from REALTOR.ca?
You can extract the list price in CAD, MLS number, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, square footage, property type (Single Family, condo, land, commercial), full address and postal code, listing brokerage and REALTOR name, property description, days on market, photos, and the JSON-LD Product block. Coverage spans every Canadian province and city, from Toronto and Vancouver condos to rural listings.
### Do I need render mode to scrape REALTOR.ca?
No, and it actually hurts. REALTOR.ca serves the full listing HTML server-side, so render mode is unnecessary, and Imperva blocks headless-browser fingerprints, which is why every render-mode request in our recon returned a 502. Use Scrape.do with super=true and render=false to pull the complete page reliably and at lower cost.