Three months after the devastating double earthquake, demand for housing in Türkiye is significantly outpacing the available supply, directly driving up prices. This surge in demand is exacerbating existing market pressures following the natural disaster. Reports indicate that prices are increasing by as much as 30% as residents seek to rebuild and relocate. The limited housing stock, coupled with the urgent need for shelter, is fueling the rapid price escalation in the real estate market in Türkiye. This situation presents considerable challenges for those affected by the earthquakes who are now facing increased financial burdens. The article, originally published by TalCual, highlights the growing disparity between housing demand and supply.