Spanish housing prices have experienced a sustained and significant increase over the past 12 years, doubling in value. This upward trend has continued for 48 consecutive quarters, beginning after hitting a low point in 2014. Remarkably, prices in 16 of Spain’s 17 autonomous communities have now exceeded the peak levels reached during the previous housing bubble. The data reveals a consistently rising market, indicating a strong demand and limited supply. Experts are analyzing the situation to understand the long-term implications of this continued growth and potential risks to affordability. This extended period of price increases raises concerns about accessibility for potential homebuyers and the overall stability of the property market. The current situation presents a challenge for both individuals seeking housing and policymakers aiming to address housing affordability.