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房产数据分析工具 Property Listing to Table is a productivity tool that converts real estate listing cards into a clean, searchable table for quick analysis and export. What it does - Extracts key fields from listing pages (e.g., Bayut / Property Finder / similar portals) - Converts listing cards into a structured table inside the browser - Supports sorting, filtering, and quick copy - Export table data to CSV for further analysis (Excel / Google Sheets) Fields extracted (depending on the website) - Listing title - Price (AED) - Location / community - Bedrooms / bathrooms - Area (sqft / sqm) - Listing URL - Agent / broker (if available) - Other visible attributes shown on the listing card How to use 1. Open a supported listing page (search results / listing grid). 2. Click the extension icon. 3. Click “Convert to Table”. 4. Optional: Sort / filter the results, then export to CSV. Privacy - Runs locally in your browser. - Data is extracted only from the currently opened page after you click the action button. - No personal data is collected, stored, or sold. - No data is transmitted to any external server unless you explicitly export it as a file. Permissions explanation - Host permissions (listing websites): used only to read listing content from pages you visit in order to generate the table. - Storage: used only to save your local settings (table preferences).
Jan 16, 2026
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