Real estate technology adoption in African property markets has been steadily increasing in recent years, driven by the continent's growing urbanization and the need for more efficient property management solutions. One notable example of technology adoption in African real estate is the emergence of property listing platforms such as Property24 and Private Property in South Africa, which have revolutionized the way properties are marketed and sold.

Furthermore, the use of mobile technology has played a significant role in the real estate sector across Africa. Mobile apps and platforms like Lamudi and Jumia House have made property search and transactions more accessible to a wider audience, contributing to the digital transformation of the industry.

Additionally, the implementation of property management software and cloud-based solutions has streamlined various real estate processes, including tenant management, rent collection, and maintenance tracking. Companies like MIPIM and Yardi Systems have been at the forefront of providing these technological solutions to real estate professionals in Africa.

Despite these advancements, challenges such as limited internet connectivity and infrastructure in some regions have hindered widespread adoption of real estate technology. However, with the increasing investment in digital infrastructure and the rise of proptech startups across the continent, the future looks promising for the continued growth of technology in African property markets.