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The Data API exposes your real-estate data through two distinct endpoint types. Each type is optimized for a different integration pattern: category endpoints serve normalized, business-ready data that you can query directly, while raw endpoints expose full source tables for bulk replication and data warehousing. Both types use the same cursor-based pagination: the rows are in data, and next_cursor in the response body points to the next page. See Pagination.

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Category Endpoints

Category endpoints follow the path pattern /v1/{category}/{api_table} and return denormalized, business-ready data that is pre-filtered to your customer scope. Use these endpoints for day-to-day integrations, dashboards, and incremental data fetches. Example request to a category endpoint:

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Raw Endpoints

Raw endpoints follow the path pattern /v1/raw/{table_name} and return full, unfiltered source tables exactly as they exist in the replication layer. The same tables are also available under /raw/{table_name}. Use these endpoints for bulk synchronization, full-table exports, and loading data into a data warehouse. The response includes an X-Snapshot-At header that tells you the sync timestamp for the current snapshot. Example request to a raw endpoint:
To continue paginating, pass the next_cursor value from the previous response as the cursor parameter on the next request. When next_cursor is null, you have fetched every row.

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Comparison

Use category endpoints for day-to-day operational queries and raw endpoints for full-table replication into your data warehouse. If you only need a subset of records, category endpoints are faster because they accept filter parameters.