Although home prices in many parts of the country have exceeded their precrash peak, this is not, by most definitions, a traditional real estate bubble. Banks are far more careful about whom they lend money to, and, in fact, homeownership is at all-time lows. But there might be another bubble inflating around us that, if popped, could affect the mortgaged homes beneath it.
What happens if the booming tech market is a bubble—and it bursts?
Is it or isn’t it?