I'll say it again -- there's a difference between prices coming down and a crash. Prices are going to come down because interest rates are up and that's going to push up the monthly payments. This affects how much house individuals can afford. Housing prices will adjust to reflect that.
Housing is not going to crash because there's still a supply shortage. And there's plenty of cash buyers waiting for opportunities. When talking about buyers, it's time to pay attention to institutional buyers, reits, cash investors, etc. NOT individuals looking for their first home. You won't see a crash until supply really increases or demand really falls off. Neither are in the near future. Look at the skyrocketing rent prices. It's cheaper to buy in many places...assuming they can put together the down payment and closing costs.
Also, I don't know why people are so worked up over the interest rates. When I was a kid, my parents told me the rule of thumb was 6%. We've had rock bottom rates for so long that people think 2-4% is normal when it really isn't.
Anyway, price declines but not housing crash.