Short answer

On each portal, delete your enquiries and account and turn off lead/contact sharing, then email the grievance officer requesting deletion of your number under Section 12 of the DPDP Act 2023. One property search on these sites is shared with many agents — that's why the calls don't stop.

Searched for a flat once and now twenty "property consultants" call you weekly? Real-estate portals turn a single enquiry into a sold lead. Here's how to shut it off.

Step-by-step (repeat for each portal)

1

Delete enquiries & listings

Log in to 99acres, MagicBricks and Housing.com, and remove your saved searches, enquiries and any listing.

2

Turn off lead sharing & delete the account

Disable contact/lead sharing and notifications, then delete the account so your number stops being passed to agents.

3

Send a DPDP erasure request

Email each portal's grievance contact citing your Section 12 right to erasure, list your number/account, and ask for written confirmation.

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FAQ

How do I stop property broker calls from 99acres and MagicBricks?

Delete your enquiries and account, turn off lead sharing, and email each portal's grievance officer citing Section 12 of the DPDP Act 2023.

General information as of June 2026; each portal's process may change. Saaph.in is not affiliated with these portals and does not provide legal advice.