My opinion only:
Housing will lead the way to a down economy, and perhaps the lead to a multi year recession. Probably not as bad as some previous down times, but the tumbledown effect of higher interest rates does not simply mirror the Fed rate increase.
Some of us recall 14% mortgage rates, but that will certainly not be the case, so we have to look at what happens when rates rise even moderately.
People have to live... somewhere. Not buying means rentals. As rental rates rise, there is no compensatory lessening of the non-homeowner's expenses. No "extra" money going in to the economy.
Those home owners who DO move, by choice, or necessity, face higher interest rates and the probability of losing money on the sale of their prior home. Longer market times, lower prices. So yes... a nicer, more valuable home, but nothing that will affect the economy directly.
At the same time, the sharp reduction in housing starts, doesn't help the economy in any positive manner.
Historical data and charts purporting to forecast the housing effect may be an indicator, but getting down to the nitty gritty of the hows and whys may be a simpler indicator for the future.