Although the housing market bubble burst over a decade ago, it is still fresh in the minds of many Americans. Given current high price growth and slowing sales, anyone with a stake in housing can't help but worry if another correction is on the horizon. Luckily, in a new article written by National Association of Realtors chief economist Lawrence Yun, he argues that the underlying market conditions in 2018 are fundamentally different than those that existed prior to the last crash. Keep reading to learn why he believes that "the likelihood of a nationwide home price collapse is near nil for the foreseeable future."