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Joshua Clark joined Zillow Group in summer 2017 and has become a go-to expert in the rental space, developing and publishing new rental metrics and marrying Zillow and government data to uncover new trends and developments across the rental landscape. Joshua completed his undergraduate studies in math and economics at Manhattan College in 2015. He obtained a master’s degree from the University of Oregon in 2017, focused on applied economics and financial modeling.

Military Veterans, Some Active-Duty Households Enjoy a Housing Affordability Edge

Active-duty military households spend 24.9% of their incomes on market rent, while veteran households spend 20.1% – significantly less than the 29.6% of income that the typical U.S. household pays for rent in 2019. Service members and veterans also pay a lower share of their incomes on mortgages: 13.4% and 10.9%, respectively, compared with 16% for all U.S. households.