Getting the Full Page HTML

Modern real estate sites load property data with JavaScript after the initial page loads. A plain URL fetch only sees the empty shell. To extract all fields accurately, you need the fully-rendered DOM — the HTML your browser has after JavaScript finishes running.

Choose Your Browser

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Save as Complete Web Page (All Browsers)

The simplest method that works across all browsers:

  1. Navigate to the property listing page and wait for it to fully load (images, prices, map, etc.).
  2. Press Ctrl+S (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+S (Mac).
  3. In the save dialog, choose "Webpage, HTML Only" (or "Web Page, HTML only" depending on your browser).
  4. Save the file, then use the Upload File form to extract data from it.

Developer Console Method (All Browsers)

If you're comfortable with developer tools, this gives you the full rendered HTML directly:

  1. Open the property listing page and wait for it to fully load.
  2. Open DevTools: press F12 or Ctrl+Shift+I (Windows/Linux) / Cmd+Option+I (Mac).
  3. Go to the Console tab.
  4. Type the following and press Enter:
copy(document.documentElement.outerHTML)

The entire rendered HTML is now on your clipboard. Paste it into the Paste HTML form.

"View Source" (Ctrl+U) is NOT the same thing. It shows the original server HTML before JavaScript runs. On modern sites this is often an empty shell with none of the property data. Always use one of the methods above to get the fully-rendered DOM.
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