The widest surface of the three — for-sale, for-rent and sold search, property detail by ID or MLS number, schools, noise and commute, agent profiles, and mortgage calculation.
Build on real estate data
Property search, listings, neighbourhood context and mortgage maths — the building blocks behind a modern home search experience, documented in one place.
Four capability areas, drawn from three APIs in the catalog
Search and listings
For-sale, for-rent and sold search across US markets, with property detail by listing ID or MLS number, photos and price history.
Explore property search →Neighbourhood context
Assigned schools, noise and flood exposure, commute times and permit history — the signals that move a decision once price is acceptable.
See what you can layer on →Mortgage and affordability
Monthly payment calculation with current average rates and rate trends, so affordability sits on the listing rather than behind a separate calculator.
Calculate a payment →Rental investment analytics
Short and long-term rental income, occupancy and cash-on-cash return by city and neighbourhood, for investor-facing tools.
Score a rental →Everything a listing page needs
Search, detail, photos, schools, risk, commute and a monthly payment — assembled from the catalog rather than stitched from a dozen vendors.
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Quick Start
Up and running in minutes
From a RapidAPI subscription to your first property search.
01
Subscribe on RapidAPI
These APIs are distributed through RapidAPI. Subscribe to a listing to be issued a key — it is yours, and this portal never stores or proxies it.
Create account →02
Send the two headers
Every request carries your subscription key plus the host of the API you are calling. Keep the key in a secret store, never in source.
curl -X GET \
'https://us-real-estate.p.rapidapi.com/v3/for-sale?location=Seattle,WA' \
-H 'X-RapidAPI-Key: YOUR_KEY' \
-H 'X-RapidAPI-Host: us-real-estate.p.rapidapi.com'03
Explore the catalog
Property search, MLS lookup, schools and noise, agent profiles, mortgage calculation and rental ROI — documented endpoint by endpoint.
Full API reference →Explore the catalog
Third-party real-estate APIs distributed via RapidAPI, grouped by what you are building.
US Real Estate
Property Search
For-sale, for-rent and sold search by location or postal code, with price, bed and bath filters.
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US Real Estate
Property Detail
Full record by listing ID or MLS number — status, price history, photos and listing agent.
View in catalog →
Listings API
Listings & Media
Listing photos, building permit history, property and tax history.
View in catalog →
Listings API
Environment & Risk
Flood and noise exposure, environment risk summary for a property.
View in catalog →
US Real Estate
Schools & Commute
Assigned schools, location scores, noise score and commute time.
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US Real Estate
Agents
Agent search by area and postal code, agent profiles and their active listings.
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US Real Estate
Mortgage
Monthly payment calculation, current average rate and rate trend series.
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Mashvisor
Rental Analytics
Airbnb and long-term rental income, occupancy, ROI and predictive scores by neighbourhood.
View in catalog →Three APIs, four capability areas
Each is a third-party product distributed through RapidAPI and documented here under its own publisher. Redfin does not offer a public API.
Listing-level depth — photos, building permits, property and tax history, environment risk summary, similar homes and market trends.
Investment analytics — short and long-term rental income, occupancy, cash-on-cash return and predictive scores by city and neighbourhood.
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Guides and worked examples
Step-by-step walkthroughs for property search, sold comparables, mortgage display and rental scoring — written against the endpoints in this catalog.
Browse the guides →Reference documentation
Authentication, identifiers, pagination, rate limits and error handling — what you need before shipping against a metered third-party upstream.
Read the docs →From the blog
Notes on pricing with comparables, reading a rental ROI projection critically, and designing around third-party rate limits.
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