HouseAfrica
A blockchain-based real estate platform for African developers, agents, and buyers to verify land locations, digitize titles, and reduce property fraud.

Is HouseAfrica right for you?
Best for
- Nigerian property buyers
- Real estate agents
- Property developers
- Land due diligence
- Title digitisation teams
What it does well
- Land location verification
- Title record digitisation
- Plot size checks
- Easement encroachment flags
- Fraud risk reduction
Things to check
- Supported land registries
- Data update frequency
- Coverage by Nigerian state
- Buyer report format
- Marketplace access rules
HouseAfrica is a blockchain-based real estate platform for African real estate companies, developers, agents, and buyers who need faster, more trusted land verification and property transactions.
Key capabilities focus on digitising land data and reducing fraud in property investment and sales:
- Sytemap digitises estate layouts using satellite imagery and blockchain to help users verify land locations, status, and distances.
- Land registry aggregation records unique land titles and proofs of ownership as NFTs, helping reduce duplicate titles and disputed ownership.
- Instant transaction authentication supports due diligence for buyers, lawyers, mortgage banks, and agents by providing verifiable property records.
- Fractional property ownership enables investors to buy shares in properties recorded on-chain for potential returns.
Available on Web.
Target audience: B2B2C, serving African real estate firms and developers while also supporting individual buyers and property investors.
Notable in the African market context, the platform was founded in 2019, raised $400,000 from investors including Future Africa, SSE Angel Network, ARM Labs, CV VC, and Startupbootcamp Afritech, and partnered with the Nigerian Mortgage Refinance Company (NMRC) in 2020. It reports usage by 100+ real estate companies (including AlphaMead, Leadway Properties, and Bamboo) and focuses primarily on Nigeria, with plans to expand to South Africa, Uganda, and Tanzania.
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Recent Reviews for HouseAfrica
US · 2 reviews
May 31, 2026
Using HouseAfrica's platform, I was able to see the actual land location mapped on a blockchain-verified system. The seller claimed the plot was 500 square meters. The digital verification showed it was actually 420 square meters . And worse, part of it encroached on a drainage easement that meant I could never build there. The seller had conveniently left that out.
