99acres & MagicBricks India Property Scraper - No Login

India Property Listings Scraper reads public rent and sale listings from MagicBricks and 99acres for one Indian city and returns one row per listing with price, area, BHK, locality, project, builder, amenities, photos and who listed it.

It is for brokers, property investors, rental analysts and proptech teams who compare prices in a city. The smallest run is one city: Bangalore + rent + 20 listings finishes in about 10–25 seconds.

Table of contents

• What it does
• Quick start
• Input
• Output
• Pricing and limits
• Use cases
• API and integrations
• Use with AI agents (MCP)
• Limits and partial results
• Troubleshooting
• FAQ
• Support

What it does

The Actor opens the search results of MagicBricks, 99acres or both for the city you choose, page by page, and saves each listing to a Dataset. You choose:

• City (city): for example Bangalore, Mumbai, Pune, New Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Hyderabad, Chennai, Kolkata or Ahmedabad. Bengaluru and Gurugram work too.
• Rent or buy (listingType): rental listings (price per month) or homes for sale (full price).
• Portal (site): both portals (default), only MagicBricks or only 99acres.
• Filters: property type, BHK and budget in INR.

Both portals use the same output fields, so you get one table. Each row has the price and the price per sq ft, carpet, built-up and super built-up area, BHK, bathrooms, furnishing, floor, locality, coordinates, project and builder, amenities as names (for example Lift, Swimming Pool), all photo URLs from the search result, and who listed it: owner, agent or builder.

Good fit

• Compare rents or sale prices in one city across MagicBricks and 99acres.
• Build a list of 2–3 BHK flats under a budget with area, locality and amenities.
• Track new projects and builders in a city with RERA numbers and price per sq ft.

Not a fit / limits

• Residential homes only: apartments, builder floors, houses, villas, penthouses and studios. No plots, offices, shops or PG.
• No phone numbers, e-mails or names of private owners. The Actor does not log in and does not open single listing pages.
• One city per run and at most 1,000 listings per run. For more, run the Actor again with another city, BHK or budget.
• Other portals (Housing.com, NoBroker, Square Yards) are not supported.

Quick start

1. Open the Input tab.
2. Keep City = Bangalore (prefill) or type your city.
3. Keep Rent or buy = rent and Max listings = 20 (prefill) for a first test.
4. Click Start.
5. Open the Output tab → Listings and check title, price, areaSqft and locality.

Expected result: 20 listings, 10 from MagicBricks and 10 from 99acres, in about 10–25 seconds.

Input

Input fields

Field	Plain name	Type	Required	Default / prefill	Allowed values	Effect	Example	Recommendation
city	City	string	yes	prefill Bangalore	2–40 letters, spaces or hyphens, in English	City to search on the portals.	Pune	Use the English name. Bengaluru and Gurugram are accepted.
listingType	Rent or buy	string	no	default rent	rent, buy	Rental listings or homes for sale.	buy	For rent, all prices are per month.
site	Portal	string	no	default both	both, magicbricks, 99acres	Which portal to read.	99acres	Keep both to compare portals in one table.
maxItems	Max listings	integer	no	default 100, prefill 20	1–1000	Total listings to save across both portals.	200	You pay per listing and per page, so set what you need.
propertyType	Property type	array of strings	no	empty = all homes	apartment, builderFloor, house, villa, penthouse, studio	Keeps only these types.	["apartment", "builderFloor"]	99acres has no separate penthouse type.
bhk	Bedrooms (BHK)	array of strings	no	empty = any	1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (5 = 5 or more)	Keeps only these BHK numbers.	["2", "3"]	Listings without a BHK number (some studios) are left out when set.
budgetMin	Min price (INR)	integer	no	empty	0 – 10,000,000,000	Lowest price in rupees.	20000	For buy, use the full price: 5000000 = 50 lakh.
budgetMax	Max price (INR)	integer	no	empty	1 – 10,000,000,000	Highest price in rupees.	60000	Listings without a price are left out when a budget is set.

Empty input: city is required. Without it, or with a city in another script (for example बेंगलुरु), the run fails at once with an input error and only the start event is charged. A listing that appears twice in the results is saved and charged once.

Interacting settings

When	Input A	Input B	Effective behavior	Example	Cost/result effect
Both portals	site: both	maxItems	The limit is split between portals (MagicBricks gets the odd one). If one portal runs out, the other fills the rest.	maxItems: 20	10 + 10 rows.
Penthouse only on 99acres	propertyType: ["penthouse"]	site: 99acres	99acres has no penthouse filter, so nothing is searched.		Run ends no_results, only the start event.
Budget set	budgetMin / budgetMax	listingType	Rent budget is per month; buy budget is the full price.	rent, budgetMax: 60000	Fewer rows per page, so more pages per listing.
budgetMin > budgetMax	budgetMin	budgetMax	Input error, the run stops before any request.	90000 / 10000	Only the start event.
Very narrow filter	bhk, budget*	maxItems	A portal stops after 5 pages in a row with no matching listing.	budgetMax: 500	No rows; about 11 pages charged.

Input examples

Rent: 2–3 BHK flats under ₹90,000 in Bangalore

{
  "city": "Bangalore",
  "listingType": "rent",
  "propertyType": ["apartment"],
  "bhk": ["2", "3"],
  "budgetMax": 90000,
  "maxItems": 100
}

Expected behavior: both portals are searched, 50 listings each. Expected output: flats with price, areaSqft, bhk, locality, furnishing, deposit. Limit or cost note: you pay for each saved listing and each page read.

Buy: homes for sale in Mumbai on MagicBricks only

{
  "city": "Mumbai",
  "listingType": "buy",
  "site": "magicbricks",
  "maxItems": 200
}

Expected behavior: MagicBricks sale listings in the portal's own order. Expected output: listings with price, priceText (for example 1.25 Cr), carpetAreaSqft, projectName, builderName, reraId. Limit or cost note: one MagicBricks page gives about 30 listings, so 200 rows need about 7 pages.

Output

Each row is one listing from one portal. The default view Listings shows the main columns; the view All fields shows every field, including area types, floor, amenities and dates. Export the Dataset as JSON, CSV, Excel or other Apify formats.

Output example

A real row from the prefill run (Bangalore, rent, 20 listings), trimmed: only one photo is shown and the description is shortened.

{
  "id": "99acres:93377100",
  "site": "99acres",
  "listingId": "93377100",
  "url": "https://www.99acres.com/2-bhk-bedroom-apartment-flat-for-rent-in-eden-park-at-the-prestige-city-sarjapur-bangalore-east-979-sqft-spid-B93377100",
  "title": "2 BHK Flat for rent in Sarjapur, Bangalore",
  "listingType": "rent",
  "price": 40000,
  "priceText": "40,000",
  "pricePerSqft": 40,
  "areaSqft": 979,
  "areaType": "Super Built-up Area",
  "carpetAreaSqft": 645,
  "builtUpAreaSqft": null,
  "superAreaSqft": 979,
  "bhk": 2,
  "bathrooms": 2,
  "balconies": 1,
  "propertyType": "Residential Apartment",
  "furnishing": "Semi-Furnished",
  "floor": "10",
  "totalFloors": 28,
  "facing": "East",
  "locality": "Sarjapur",
  "city": "Bangalore",
  "latitude": 12.877670671473693,
  "longitude": 77.7737927936145,
  "projectName": "Eden Park at The Prestige City",
  "builderName": null,
  "amenities": ["Corner Property", "Power Backup", "Gated Society", "Gas Pipeline", "CCTV Surveillance", "Pet Friendly"],
  "images": ["https://imagecdn.99acres.com/media1/40671/14/813434867M-1786265241016.jpg"],
  "listedBy": "agent",
  "agencyName": "G R Enterprises",
  "availability": "2026-08-09",
  "tenantPreference": "Single Women, Single Men, Family",
  "deposit": 150000,
  "maintenance": null,
  "maintenancePeriod": null,
  "reraId": null,
  "description": "Additionally, this property is in vicinity to important points of interest and is close to school, close to hospital…",
  "postedAt": "2026-08-09T08:40:01.000Z",
  "updatedAt": "2026-08-09T09:34:23.000Z",
  "position": 1,
  "searchUrl": "https://www.99acres.com/search/property/rent/residential/bangalore?city=20&preference=R&area_unit=1&res_com=R&property_type=1,2,4,90",
  "fetchedAt": "2026-10-14T15:01:56.707Z"
}

null means the portal did not show this value on the search result. It never means zero. The Actor does not compute missing values itself: for example, pricePerSqft stays null when the portal does not give it.

Output fields

Field	Meaning	Type	Can be empty?	Example / enum	Source / notes
id	Unique row ID: portal + listing ID	string	no	99acres:93377100	Actor
site	Portal of the row	string	no	magicbricks, 99acres	Actor
listingId	Portal's own listing ID	string	no	93377100	portal
url	Listing page on the portal	string	no		portal
title	Listing headline	string	yes	2 BHK Flat for rent in Sarjapur, Bangalore	portal
listingType	Rent or buy	string	no	rent, buy	input
price	Price in INR; for rent, per month	number	yes: "Price on request"	40000	portal
priceText	Price as the portal writes it	string	yes	40,000, 1.25 Cr	portal
pricePerSqft	INR per sq ft	number	yes	40	portal, not computed
areaSqft, areaType	Area shown on the card and which area it is	number, string	yes	979, Super Built-up Area	portal; on MagicBricks areaType is set only when the card has only the carpet area
carpetAreaSqft, builtUpAreaSqft, superAreaSqft	Area types in sq ft	number	yes	645, null, 979	portal
bhk	Bedrooms	integer	yes: some studios	2	portal
bathrooms, balconies	Counts	integer	yes	2, 1	portal
propertyType	Type as the portal names it	string	yes	Apartment, Independent House	portal
furnishing	Furnishing	string	yes	Furnished, Semi-Furnished, Unfurnished	portal
floor, totalFloors	Floor of the unit, floors in the building	string, integer	yes	10, 28; Ground	portal
facing	Direction	string	yes	East	portal
locality, city	Neighbourhood and city	string	yes	Sarjapur, Bangalore	portal
latitude, longitude	Point of the listing	number	yes	12.8776, 77.7737	portal
projectName	Housing project or society	string	yes	Eden Park at The Prestige City	portal
builderName	Builder or developer	string	yes	SOBHA Limited	MagicBricks only
amenities	Amenity names	array	no, can be []	["Lift", "Swimming Pool"]	portal codes turned into names
images	Photo URLs	array	no, can be []		portal CDN
listedBy	Who posted it	string	yes	owner, agent, builder	portal
agencyName	Agency or builder company	string	yes: null for owners and for names that look like a person	G R Enterprises	privacy rule
availability	Possession or availability	string	yes	Ready to Move, Immediately, 2026-08-09	portal
tenantPreference	Rent only: preferred tenants	string	yes	Family	portal
deposit	Rent only: security deposit, INR	number	yes	150000	portal
maintenance, maintenancePeriod	Maintenance charge and period	number, string	yes	3500, Monthly	MagicBricks only
reraId	RERA registration number	string	yes	PRM/KA/RERA/1251/446/PR/210219/003939	portal
description	Listing text, up to 2,000 characters	string	yes		phone numbers and e-mails hidden
postedAt, updatedAt	Posted and last updated (ISO 8601)	string	yes	2026-08-09T08:40:01.000Z	portal
position	Order in the portal results in this run	integer	no	1	Actor
searchUrl	Portal search page the row came from	string	no		Actor
fetchedAt	When the row was collected (UTC)	string	no	2026-10-14T15:01:56.707Z	Actor

Output entities and surfaces

Situation	Where	Result shape	User action
Normal listing	Dataset, views Listings and All fields	one row per listing	open, export or use by API
Filters match nothing	Dataset is empty; RUN_SUMMARY.status = no_results	run SUCCEEDED	widen BHK or budget
Unknown city	RUN_SUMMARY.status = not_found	run SUCCEEDED, no rows	check the spelling, for example New Delhi, Gurgaon
Stopped early (cost limit, time limit)	Dataset has the saved rows; RUN_SUMMARY.status = partial, reason = CHARGE_LIMIT or TIME_LIMIT	run SUCCEEDED	raise the limit and run again
One portal blocked, the other worked	rows from the working portal; status = partial, reason = SITE_ERROR	run SUCCEEDED	run again later for the missing portal
Portal error with no rows	status = error, reason = SOURCE_ERROR	run FAILED	run again later
Input error	status = invalid_input	run FAILED, no requests	fix the input

RUN_SUMMARY (in the run's key-value store) has the run status, reason, message, counts (items, pages, bySite) and one entry per portal with status (complete, partial, no_results, not_found, skipped, error), items, totalOnSite, pagesFetched, filteredOut, searchUrl and error.

Pricing and limits

Pricing unit

This Actor uses pay-per-event pricing. You pay for:

Event	Price	When
Actor start	$0.001	once per run
Page read	$0.005	for each portal page the Actor reads: a search results page or the 99acres city page
Saved listing	$0.0018 (Free plan), $0.0017 (Bronze), $0.0015 (Silver), $0.0012 (Gold and higher)	for each listing saved to the Dataset

One results page gives about 25–30 listings, so on the Free plan 1,000 listings cost about $2.00 all in, and on Gold about $1.40. Residential proxy and platform usage are included; you do not pay them separately.

• A run with no listings still pays for the pages it read: an unknown city is about 2 pages ($0.011), a filter with no match stops after 5 empty pages per portal (about $0.056).
• An input error costs only the start event: $0.001.
• Listings that are filtered out or repeated are not charged. Retries after a portal block are not charged as pages.
• If you set a maximum cost for the run, the Actor stops before a page or a listing that does not fit. The run still ends SUCCEEDED, with RUN_SUMMARY.status = partial and reason = CHARGE_LIMIT. Saved listings stay.

Cost examples

Free plan prices. Pages and times are from real test runs.

Scenario	Input scope	Listings	Pages	Total (Free)	Time
First test	Bangalore, rent, maxItems: 20	20	3	$0.052	9–18 s
One listing	Kolkata, rent, studio, maxItems: 1	1	1	$0.008	~6 s
City overview	Chennai, buy, maxItems: 200	200	9	$0.41	~40 s
Large	Hyderabad, rent, maxItems: 500	500	20	$1.00	~84 s
Maximum	Mumbai, rent, maxItems: 1000	1,000	38	$1.99	~142 s
Filter with no match	budgetMax: 500	0	11	$0.056	~30 s
Unknown city	Atlantis	0	2	$0.011	~5 s

Use cases

Buyer job	Input path	Output entity	Key fields	Next integration
Rent price check by locality	city, listingType: rent, bhk	listing	price, locality, areaSqft, furnishing	Google Sheets or CSV
Sale price per sq ft in a city	listingType: buy	listing	price, pricePerSqft, carpetAreaSqft, locality	BI tool via API
New projects and builders	listingType: buy, site: magicbricks	listing	projectName, builderName, reraId, availability	CRM or spreadsheet
Compare portals	site: both	listing	site, price, locality, listedBy	Dataset export
Owner vs agent listings	any	listing	listedBy, agencyName, deposit	filter in a spreadsheet

API and integrations

• API: start the Actor with the same JSON input as in the examples, then read the Dataset items. Use ?view=overview for the Listings columns.
• Export: JSON, CSV, Excel, XML and other formats from the Dataset.
• Scheduling: create an Apify schedule to collect the same city every day or week.
• Webhooks / no-code: use Apify integrations (Make, Zapier, Google Sheets, Slack) to send rows when the run finishes.

Use with AI agents (MCP)

• MCP server URL with only this Actor: https://mcp.apify.com?tools=cliqtomedia/india-property-listings
• Smallest useful input:

{ "city": "Bangalore", "listingType": "rent", "maxItems": 20 }

• Key output fields: price (INR; per month for rent; null = price on request), areaSqft (area on the card, areaType says which), bhk (bedrooms), locality (neighbourhood), site and url (portal and listing page).
• A run with 20 listings takes about 10–25 seconds and costs $0.052 on the Free plan. One city per run, at most 1,000 listings.

Limits and partial results

• At most 1,000 listings per run and 60 pages per portal. The test run with 1,000 listings finished in 142 s.
• The default timeout is 300 s. Before the timeout the Actor stops new requests and keeps saved rows (partial, TIME_LIMIT). For 1,000 listings with narrow filters or with site: 99acres only (about 40 pages at a slower pace), give the run more time, for example 600 s.
• With very narrow filters, a portal stops after 5 pages in a row with no matching listing, so a small number of matches can be missed deep in the results.
• Values come from the search result cards. Fields that appear only on the listing page (full description, phone numbers) are not collected.
• 99acres sometimes shows a check page to fast visitors. The Actor slows down and retries through another Indian IP; if a portal still does not answer, its status is error and the other portal's rows stay.

Troubleshooting

The run returns 0 listings

Symptom: the Dataset is empty, RUN_SUMMARY.status = no_results. Likely reason: the BHK, type or budget filters match nothing, or a budget is set for the wrong mode (rent is per month, buy is the full price). Check: open the searchUrl from RUN_SUMMARY.sites in a browser. Action: widen the budget or remove a filter.

Status not_found

Symptom: the run message says the city was not found. Likely reason: the city name is misspelled or not in English. Action: use the English name, for example New Delhi, Gurgaon, Bangalore.

Run is partial with reason SITE_ERROR

Symptom: rows only from one portal. Likely reason: the other portal blocked or did not answer this time. This is not an empty result. Action: run again later, or run only the missing portal with site.

Run is partial with reason CHARGE_LIMIT or TIME_LIMIT

Symptom: fewer rows than maxItems. Action: raise the maximum cost or the timeout in run options, or lower maxItems.

FAQ

Do I need a MagicBricks or 99acres account?

No. The Actor reads public search results without login. Indian residential proxy is included in the price.

Why are some fields null?

The portal did not show this value on the search result. For example, MagicBricks often gives only the carpet area, and 99acres does not give the builder name. The Actor does not guess missing values.

Does it collect phone numbers or owner names?

No. Phone numbers and e-mails in descriptions are hidden, agencyName is always null for owners, and also null when the portal shows a person's name instead of a company. Only agency and builder company names are kept.

Are the results complete and fresh?

Each row is what the portal showed at fetchedAt. The portals order and limit their own results; RUN_SUMMARY.sites[].totalOnSite shows how many listings the portal reported. Each listing is saved once per run.

Can I search several cities in one run?

No, one city per run. Start one run per city, or call the Actor from a schedule or the API for each city.

Support

For a bug, question or feature request, open an issue on the Issues tab of this Actor. Include the run ID, the input (city, rent or buy, portal, filters) and the status message. Never send tokens or account data.