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base /crexi/v15 endpoints

post/crexi/v1/search1 credit

Search the FOR-SALE commercial listings on crexi.com. Give a market — city plus state, a county, a ZIP code or a whole state — and narrow it with the filters Crexi itself publishes: property type, asking price range, building size, lot acreage, cap rate, year built and opportunity-zone status. Every row carries the asking price in USD with an explicit status, the property types, the building size, the brokerage, the full geocoded address and the live crexi.com URL. Listings whose price the broker did not publish are included by default and say so; set include_unpriced to false for priced listings only. Page with offset. A market with no matching listing answers an honest empty result, not an error.

Parameter		Allowed / range	Description
city	optional	—	City name as Crexi spells it, e.g. 'Austin', 'Los Angeles', 'Fort Worth'. Pair it with `state` — a bare city name matches that city in EVERY state (Austin alone returns Austin TX and Austin MN together).
state	optional	—	Two-letter US state code (TX, CA, NY…). Works on its own for a whole-state sweep and narrows `city` when both are given.
county	optional	—	County name, e.g. 'Travis'. Crexi stores county names exactly as the listing agent typed them, so spelling varies between listings; `city` + `state` is the more reliable market filter.
zip_code	optional	—	Five-digit US ZIP code. The tightest geography filter Crexi publishes.
query	optional	—	Free-text search across the listing name, description and address — the same box Crexi's own header search uses. It is NOT a location filter: 'Austin, TX' also matches a San Antonio listing whose text mentions Austin. Use `city`/`state`/`zip_code` for geography and `query` for a tenant, a brand or a building name.
property_types	optional	Retail · Office · Industrial · Multifamily · Land · Mixed Use · Hospitality · Special Purpose · Business for Sale · Note/Loan · Self Storage · Health Care	Crexi's own top-level property categories. Several may be given and the listing matches if it carries ANY of them. A value Crexi does not know is rejected by the source, so a typo fails loudly rather than silently returning everything.
price_min	optional	0–	Lowest asking price in USD. Listings with no published price are not excluded by this filter — set `include_unpriced` to false if you want only priced listings.
price_max	optional	0–	Highest asking price in USD.
size_min	optional	0–	Smallest building size in square feet.
size_max	optional	0–	Largest building size in square feet.
acres_min	optional	0–	Smallest lot size in acres — the size filter that matters for Land listings, which are the single biggest category on Crexi.
acres_max	optional	0–	Largest lot size in acres.
cap_rate_min	optional	0–100	Lowest capitalisation rate, in percent (7.5 means 7.5%). Only investment listings publish a cap rate, so this filter also removes the ones that do not.
cap_rate_max	optional	0–100	Highest capitalisation rate, in percent.
opportunity_zone_only = false	optional	—	Return only listings inside a federal Qualified Opportunity Zone.
include_unpriced = true	optional	—	Keep the listings whose price the broker did not publish ('contact broker', auctions, offering-memorandum-only deals). They are a large and genuine part of the US commercial market, so they are included by default and come back with price.amount = null and price.status saying why. Set false for priced listings only.
limit = 50	optional	1–100	How many listings to return in this call (1-100). One call, one page: Crexi serves the whole page in a single request.
offset = 0	optional	0–10000	How many listings to skip before the ones returned — this is how you page. offset=50 with limit=50 is the second page. Crexi ignores every other paging name it is offered, so this is the only one that moves the window.

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post/crexi/v1/lease_search1 credit

Search the SPACES FOR LEASE on crexi.com. Same geography filters as `search`, plus the lease-side one: rentable space size. Every row carries the rate range with Crexi's own formatted twin next to the number (so you can cross-check it), the rate type the broker quoted, the rentable square-foot range, how many suites the building has, the brokerage, the geocoded address and the live crexi.com/lease URL. Spaces whose rate the broker withheld are included by default and say so. The lease side is a separate Crexi product with its own listing ids and its own property-type list.

Parameter		Allowed / range	Description
city	optional	—	City name as Crexi spells it, e.g. 'Austin', 'Los Angeles', 'Fort Worth'. Pair it with `state` — a bare city name matches that city in EVERY state (Austin alone returns Austin TX and Austin MN together).
state	optional	—	Two-letter US state code (TX, CA, NY…). Works on its own for a whole-state sweep and narrows `city` when both are given.
county	optional	—	County name, e.g. 'Travis'. Crexi stores county names exactly as the listing agent typed them, so spelling varies between listings; `city` + `state` is the more reliable market filter.
zip_code	optional	—	Five-digit US ZIP code. The tightest geography filter Crexi publishes.
query	optional	—	Free-text search across the listing name, description and address — the same box Crexi's own header search uses. It is NOT a location filter: 'Austin, TX' also matches a San Antonio listing whose text mentions Austin. Use `city`/`state`/`zip_code` for geography and `query` for a tenant, a brand or a building name.
property_types	optional	Retail · Office · Industrial · Restaurant · Land · Special Purpose · Flex · Medical · Coworking	Crexi's own top-level space categories on the lease side. The lease and sale category trees are NOT the same list.
space_sqft_min	optional	0–	Smallest rentable space, in square feet.
space_sqft_max	optional	0–	Largest rentable space, in square feet.
include_undisclosed_rate = true	optional	—	Keep the spaces whose asking rate the broker withheld. They come back with rate.per_sqft_year_min = null and rate.status = 'undisclosed'. Set false for spaces with a published rate only.
limit = 50	optional	1–100	How many listings to return in this call (1-100). One call, one page: Crexi serves the whole page in a single request.
offset = 0	optional	0–10000	How many listings to skip before the ones returned — this is how you page. offset=50 with limit=50 is the second page. Crexi ignores every other paging name it is offered, so this is the only one that moves the window.

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post/crexi/v1/property_detail1 credit

Read one FOR-SALE listing in full: everything the search row carries plus Crexi's own fact table (asking price, property type and sub type, lot size, ground-lease flag, sale condition, and whatever else that listing publishes), the investment highlights and marketing copy as plain text, whether the listing is sold, paused, unpriced, a note/loan or run by an auctioneer, and the brokers with their title, licence number, brokerage and brokerage address. Facts Crexi keeps behind a login come back as null rather than as the row of asterisks the source sends. A listing id that is not live answers NOT_FOUND.

Parameter		Allowed / range	Description
listing_id	required	—	Crexi's numeric listing id. It is the first number in the listing URL (https://www.crexi.com/properties/2725055/michigan-taco-bell → 2725055) and the `listing_id` of every search row. Sale and lease ids are separate number spaces: a sale id given to lease_detail answers NOT_FOUND, and the other way round.

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post/crexi/v1/lease_detail1 credit

Read one LEASE listing in full: everything the lease search row carries plus Crexi's building fact table, the building highlights and marketing copy as plain text, and — the reason this action exists — the SUITE TABLE: every available space in the building with its name, rentable square feet, asking rate per square foot, rate type, space subtypes and whether a floor plan is published. A suite whose rate is undisclosed comes back with a null rate, not a zero. Lease ids are a separate number space from sale ids.

Parameter		Allowed / range	Description
listing_id	required	—	Crexi's numeric listing id. It is the first number in the listing URL (https://www.crexi.com/properties/2725055/michigan-taco-bell → 2725055) and the `listing_id` of every search row. Sale and lease ids are separate number spaces: a sale id given to lease_detail answers NOT_FOUND, and the other way round.

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post/crexi/v1/suggest1 credit

Crexi's own type-ahead: turn a few typed characters into the things Crexi knows — a listing at that street address (with its listing_id, ready for property_detail), a broker, or a brokerage. Use it to go from an address a user typed to the listing id. It is NOT a place gazetteer: it never returns a city, county or ZIP id, and it is not needed for search — search takes plain city, state, county and ZIP names.

Parameter		Allowed / range	Description
query	required	—	What the user typed. Two characters is enough.

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Example request · search

curl -X POST https://api.reefapi.com/crexi/v1/search \
  -H "x-api-key: $REEF_KEY" \
  -H "content-type: application/json" \
  -d '{"city":"Austin","state":"TX","limit":25}'

Response shape

{
  "ok": true,
  "data": { /* the result */ },
  "meta": {
    "latency_ms": 240,
    "record_count": 12,
    "completeness_pct": 100
  },
  "error": null
}

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